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3.24.13 - 83/365
Phoenix highland games.
This is something I’ve been going to since I was a kid. My paternal heritage is Scottish, and I’ve always loved the festival. Here is a band of pipers led by an Asian Scotsman. I thought it was pretty cool.
I ordered a cheap knock-off body cap to turn into a pinhole and it came yesterday. I didn't have a drill so I spent 30 minutes whittling it down with a pair of scissors. As always, I didn't have time to go out and shoot around so I took a picture of my sisters new birthday present on my desk! Exciting! A 1970's Polaroid SX-70 Land Camera and two packs of film!
I bought it for her through Etsy and it just came in this afternoon. It's the polaroid I wanted...but she said she wanted one for her birthday so I couldn't really get her anything less than what I would've wanted.
Some abberation but it was tough to control with this crazy lowlight and reflective surfaces.
"Impossible is just a big word thrown around by small men who find it easier to live the world they've been given than to explore the power they have to change it. Impossible is not a fact. It's an opinion. Impossible is not a declaration. It's a dare. Impossible is potential. Impossible is temporary. Impossible is nothing." - Muhammad Ali ( an American Heavyweight boxer)
3.23.13 - 82/365
The lonely drive to Phoenix. I had to go to Phoenix this week to shoot an episode of a certain wedding reality show. I left a few days early so I could hang out with my family. I took the dog who is still enjoying himself in my parent’s backyard so we can go to our friend’s wedding. Most people know about these windmills, but for those that don’t they are near Palm Springs in a valley on the I-10 freeway.
A few shots from Cutteslowe Park 16th Jan 16. Light leak / imperfection possibly caused a spillage into the camera.
A photo shoot conducted to present a garment created from disposable, non-conventional materials.
-Carpet tiles, plastic sheeting, bin liners, carrier bags-
Second pack of PX 100. #2
Developed in my back pocket while on a walk, needless to say it got a little smashed up.
Imagen tomada con una cámara Polaroid y pelÃcula Impossible Project, pelÃcula instantánea en blanco y negro
Impossible Town screening followed by a conversation with filmmakers Scott Faris & Meg Griffiths, Alia Mansoori (Consulting Producer), and Dr. Ayne Amjad (film subject). Moderated by Randall Amster (Co-director, Earth Commons).
Photo: Malu Veltze, courtesy of the Earth Commons
A string of these sculptures held over the crowd while Brian Eno spoke at the AGO's Massive Thinkers Forum, April 21st 02005. On speakers scattered around the auditorium, Eno's "Bell Studies for the Clock of the Long Now" played, giving the impression of impossibly generated soundtracks in the space itself. Nice combination, inadvertantly classy.
Impossible PX600 Silver Shade Film
The chemistry appears not to have made it to the centre leaving the blemish.
Note that the film had been exposed to light before loading in the camera, leading to the all white picture. That is not a flaw.