Showing posts with label Polaroid 900. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Polaroid 900. Show all posts

Sunday, November 30, 2014

South GA College Art Competition (SOGA) Show - November 2014

Forgot to post these - here's some snapshots from the SOGA show back in early November. Taken with my Nikon SP or Polaroid 900:









Lastly, I totally stole this image from Facebook, taken by Dominick with a 2-second timer - hence his blur in the bottom left! Here's most of the VSU faculty and students that participated or went to the show:


Wednesday, November 19, 2014

Strickland Mill Retrospective Opening - Nov. 3rd, 2014

On November 3rd was the opening of our exhibition at Turner Art Center (Sally and I), and it was a great turn out.

Meagan took a few photos using my digital camera and I toted around my Polaroid 900 just because. I had a lot of fun and it's pretty awesome seeing the show up and displayed.

Here are a few images from that evening:

 
 

And here's my instant film shots, just for fun (Fuji 3000B):


 

 If you happen to be in the Valdosta area between now about January 7th, be sure to stop by the gallery...

Monday, September 1, 2014

VSU The Happening 2014

Like last year, I went out to VSU's The Happening on the Front Lawn with my Linhof Technika as well as my Polaroid 900. Unfortunately I messed up and had the wrong cam for the lens on my Technika so I only could use the 900 and 135mm Xenotar. It was brutally hot and I couldn't stay long anyway so I only got a few photos:



 


Friday, October 11, 2013

Anime Weekend Atlanta 2013 Photos!

Finally finished developing/scanning/editing these photos! Here's the tech details: I used a Linhof Master Technika 4x5 camera equipped with a 150mm f/2.8 Schneider Xenotar lens and a Polaroid 900 converted to 4x5 equipped with a 135mm f/3.5 Xenotar. I used several films, including Ektachrome E100VS, Fuji 160S, Portra 160VC, T-Max 400, and Portra 400NC. I also shot many instant film shots using Fuji's FP-100C and FP-3000B film packs.

Here are the best shots from the regular film:

  



 



And here are a variety of instant film photos:













Alright well I hope you enjoyed the photos. I'm looking forward to shooting at AWA again next year!