Net
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Tell us about this one, please. Beautiful effect.
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Since you asked…
This was shot on decades-old 4x5" Polaroid Type 79 film whose chemical pods had dried out, so I swapped in a viable pod from another expired Polaroid film type (690) to see how it would work. The new pod was smaller and contained less chemistry, hence the somewhat incomplete and messy-edged development. Camera: Graflex Speed Graphic. Lens: 178mm Kodak Aero-Ektar.
I have a lot of fun playing around with these old instant films, although my stash is quickly running out–with no way to replace it. Makes the whole endeavor bittersweet.
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mehx
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marmot & elk in rocky mountain national park
bonneville salt flats
camera / film
voigtlander bessa r3m
nokton 50mm f1.1
portra 160
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Tides
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Had a week off, time away from the chaos of work…hope you enjoy these
Take good care…wherever you are…
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Whinger
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I had to do a double take as I live on the Dungeness Bay and it looks identical to your photos. Really beautiful shots that most definitely evoke a mood.
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Tides
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Thanks! Glad you liked them.
Haha hadn’t heard of Dungeness Bay, looks stunning!
Whinger
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It’s lovely here, and I definitely need to get out more to take photos. Work has slowed down a bit, so I have no excuse other than I have been lazy because it’s the first time in my life I have been able to be lazy.
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Tides
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Gotcha, totally get that. Well, i hope to see some images in the future!
Whinger
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I definitely will, thank you for the encouragement, appreciate it.
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_mark
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Accidental double exposures with the photomosh watercolour effect - discovery of the day!
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