As someone who used to spend every single day in a darkroom with a true love for the smell of fixer, it took me a VERY long time to transition to digital, and I love it, I REALLY love it. It's great for collaboration with art directors, clients get to see final results as I'm shooting, I don't have to wait 24 hours to see proof sheets, no more getting scans made of every single shot I like, and the list goes on and on and on. I had left film behind, and I never thought I would look back.... Until this past Memorial Day. My Cousin Elon (a fellow photographer who I know has been secretly skeptical of my new found commitment to digital) put a Polaroid 600SE in my hand as soon as I walked in his door and offered up as much Polaroid as I'd like to shoot one of my favorite subjects (Elon and Bryn's two year old kid, aka my little cousin). As soon as I ripped open that first Polaroid, it all came rushing back. I love digital, but I do still love film and Polaroid too. Thanks Elon!
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oh my gosh, I totally miss the smell of fixer!
I love these! So cute and funny!
boy not me, I hate being in a darkroom. I'd rather just take the pictures and make someone else develop them, lol. I'd love to see more of your film shots! Thanks for sharing these and your dog pics today.
these are wonderful ~ i love your "kid" shots ~ and your "little cousin" looks she might share some of your same spirit ;)
woops, I meant to say thanks for sharing your people pics! they are just beautiful and show your true range as an artist. I look forward to seeing more peeps.
Hi Sharon
I'm a friend of Bryn's and Elon's, and I just checked out the images on dogphotobooth.com. I absolutely love them. Beautiful images and such a creative idea!
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