Instant Film Fun, Part 2

So last spring, I started shooting a lot with my Polaroid Land camera and an RZ67, I’ve been shooting FP-100C, and “reclaiming” the negatives through a process I talked a little bit about here. I’ve been hoarding these negatives because I haven’t had access to a proper negative scanner. Then came Christmas! So now I have a scanner and will be able to edit and post more and more of these. Which is awesome, because they’re a lot of fun. They are incredibly hard to color correct though, so forgive that. I’m still working on getting the hang of it, it’s much harder than a RAW file.

To start off, my buddy Brady did a project on the Missoula roller derby team. As he shot his digital take, I snapped a photo of each player with a Mamiya RZ67 w/ a Polaroid back.

Here are two of my favorites from that shoot:

I also brought my Land Camera with me on our camping trip last spring and shot a few portraits:

 

And last but not least, is a portrait that I shot of my friends Hannah Spry and Nick Pfeil. When we were in college Hannah drew this portrait of Nick, and printed it onto shirts. Here is the two of them wearing their “Pfeil face” shirts. (Or should it be Pfeil Pface?)

As always, thanks for looking. I hope to shoot more of these, and update with some other fun stuff soon!