2006-12-07 // 05:12:52
demoforest
oh yeah and anyone who breaks a polaroid camera must be broken ! lol.

^ Hahaha! (Then again, that guy wasn't exactly a lightweight.. O_o)

2006-12-07 // 05:11:42
demoforest
I meant thank you for NOT being sarcastic lol. Wow i have communication problems. I want to make a polaroid like this ! Good job. Talk to you soon !

^ Naah, that's ok. (; You need to find a street that's not too well lit! Otherwise you might end up with too much 'distracting' light (like, from traffic lights or street lamps or whatever). And thank you!!

2006-11-28 // 20:52:05
giveupthegoat
oh thanks for that, i am really excited to try this now. i have a spectra but it seems youd be able to do it on that as well. awesome.

2006-11-24 // 18:44:10
giveupthegoat
haha that was a great story! amazing shot to go along with it. do sx-70's let you leave the shutter open?

^ (; Thanks, giveupthegoat! I used the cable release for the SX-70 for this shot, but there's another method with which you can achieve long exposures (even longer ones than are possible with the cable release): immediately after releasing the shutter, open the film door (just like you would to load film); this keeps the camera from closing the shutter until you close the film door again. (After closing it, you might have to push the shutter button once again to make the camera spit out the picture.) It's a really neat little trick! (:

2006-11-24 // 16:25:04
CecileA
Tricky...but the picture worths it!

^ Yup, it was a very weird situation.. People rarely manage to make me feel uncomfortable, but this guy was just so.. uhh.. so very aggressive! O:

^ Also: thank you!