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polaroid sx-70time-zero film
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Beautiful!
Sorry for having nothing more to say...
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thanks. you must have found my stuff by way of my husband =intao .
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i realized that when I read your journal...
lovely work!
I have plenty of Polaroids I want to try with my 4X5 (long overdated - who knows what will come out?) - and I have a lonely tree to shoot...
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hmmm... must have missed this perfect beauty from your gallery (they're so full of them!)
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you caught the quintessence of the polaroid on this one
full respect
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merci. what an awesome comment to receive. thanks for the favorite, too.
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very nice photo...your photos are full of feelings nice job...
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Absolutely stunning shot, the colours are fantastic, soft yet vibrant.
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An image full of intreague, amazing colour tone and beautifully pressented. A quite magical photograph.
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stunning shot...beautiful composition and colours.i love shooting polaroid for its ethereal quality.
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LOVE the colors in this photo and the border is perfect!
~Lisa & David~
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thanks. the border is just part of the polaroid (scan). the spidery floral things bordering are just a result of the film getting a little bit stuck in the camera.
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this is beautiful, looks just like a painting.
stunning!
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I especially loved seeing this next your your sleeping child... somehow they seem right together.
Even above that, I love the colors and the softness! It's gorgeous.
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So soft, fragile and pretty. Are the spidery things along the edge part of the film? I like what they add to the shot.
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sometimes the sx-70 mangles the film a bit. this one got caught, bent, and marked with those spidery flowers.
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Yeah... I'm pretty much going to keep right on faving most of your polaroid shots... they're all more or less exquisite. Agree with the above commenter, too. But then, the increasingly ephemeral nature of the medium itself has something to do with its beauty, no? At least, I think so. Have you seen Andrei Tarkovsky's book of polaroids, "Instant Light"?
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I'm looking forward to seeing the results from that next pack. I'm close to buying my own SX-70 (and I've wanted one for about a year now) but am understandably reticent due to the limited supply of film. I don't doubt that, a few years from now, the net will proliferate with Time Zero Galleries, when, once again, everything old is new again.
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thank very much. yes, i have that book. it is filled with beautiful photos. i don't know if i like the italy or russian photos better. so filled with mystery and quiet. i can't bring myself to open up my next pack of time zero. i keep putting it off. it all expires in novemeber though. i'm not too much into the expired film experiments, so i had better start finding the right scenes.
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i really like the color...
but seeing the time-zero film is making me a little sad...
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