In the studio with Juliette to photograph her remarkable tattoo back piece by Carlos Torres. Torres is known for his black and gray style, with this style the best fit was to photograph on black and white film using the large format 8 x 10 camera.
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Photoshoot in the studio with model Cherry Dollface and 8 x 10 polaroid film- with some multiple exposures.
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Photo shoot on 8 x 10 polaroid film Inspired by the Hey Girl Ryan Gosling Meme.
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In the studio with Deagan and an 8 x 10 film portrait session with Polaroid impossible project color film.
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Color and Traditional Kimonos in the studio with designer Paulo and his team. Gorgeous detail. Each look took over 2 hours to create, from makeup and hair, to dressing the model. When discussing the initial shoot at the consultation at the studio, Paulo was immediately drawn to the 8 x 10 original Polaroids, so we shot one for each look. Each 8 x 10 shot is manual everything, focus can be challenging, and the model must not move when in […]
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Go to a burlesque show that features both amateur and professional dancers. The confidence they posses is inspiring regardless of age, size, and cellulite. All are celebrated, and it’s fantastic.
Categories: 8x10, 8x10 photography, impossible project, personal projects
Wendy & Derrek, my yoga couple of 2007, came to the studio to celebrate their 9 year anniversary with the largest instant film on the market ( second only to 20 x 24) Impossible 8 x 10. Shot with the Sinar p2, everything is manual, the focus is time consuming and these two, pulled off the impossible! Dress provided by Mary Me Bridal, Tara Lauren, “Harlow” Some behind the scenes footage of the shoot: Wendy and Derrek on their wedding day. […]
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Experimental film Washi produces 8 x 10 film, The smallest film company in the world! The #bridalportrait was quite a process, had to convert my Bathroom to a make shift darkroom for the day. Thanks to my bride Robynn, for holding still long enough for me to focus the 8 x 10 camera sinar p2. With an iso of 12 in shade 25 in sunlight, um yeah ok. the negative: The paper gives a unique texture makeshift darkroom my nice mobile […]
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Photographed Cosplayer Simone, as Harley Quinn, on 8 x 10 color Polaroid film (now Impossible Project) I’ll see you on Friday in Sand Diego at Comic Con.
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Sharon Anne loves hats, with a collection of over 40 plus. Combining her love of hats, with my loves of cameras and film, came about 20 different hats with 7 different film cameras, and film types: 8×10 Sinar P2 Impossible Project polaroid film 4×5 Sinar P2 New 55 positive negative film Polaroid Land Camera 250 expired true polaroid film 559 Minolta Hassselblad Seagull canon rebel cinestill motion picture film
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The Enchanted Florist, Nazze Brewer, PARIS by Debrah Moreland, Marchesa, Mary Me Bridal, Badgley Mishka, photos by Kip Roof.
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I love Cosplay. I don’t necessarly partake much, but at Comic Con, Marla the tourist makes an appearance, camera in hand.
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