So after starting the day with shooting some of my signature arrow shots, shooting out in the desert at the abandoned housing development, killing a roll at the Chinese Cultural Center and finally shooting a two roll series with a Scrabble theme I shot this. It's Beth and Tori, goofing off and nude. I shot it with a crappy Polaroid Sun 660 that I bought for $4 earlier that day and this isn't even the most recent variation of Impossible film. No classy black frames here! Just two beautiful woman, with entirely different builds laughing and having fun and elevating the lousy camera that shoots them.
Taken by bcartwright with a Polaroid 600 loaded with PX 600 Silver Shade film in Tolleson, United States. These tags describe this photo: instant, sepia, monochrome, model, fun, my kitchen is a studio, no, really i swear. my kitchen is a studio., woman, curves, angles, figure study, polaroid, impossible project, and first flush. Date: 2011-04-02. Time: Night. This photo can also be found in the album Beth and Tori Nude.
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xbalboax
great album man, how long did you let the film develop before you scanned it? the color of the px 600 is very interesting.
bcartwright
I let it sit for about a day. This is PX600 prior to the UV so it's more temperature sensitive. Phoenix heat got these warm tones.