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Back to the future

Oh, the memories this invokes. 

Standing outside in the cold dawn on an architectural shoot, sticking the Type 54's into my armpits so they'll develop and not freeze solid. 

Attacking SX70's with a stylus and pen and all manner of implements of creation while they develop, trying to get that perfect happy accident. 

Peeling and slapping Type 59's in the darkroom onto moistened watercolor paper, praying the emulsion would stick this time. 

And the Poladroid churns out pretty good results, too. And just like a real Polaroid, the waiting is half the fun. 

 

This entry was posted by Kevin Creighton, on 10.25.2008. You can leave your response.

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