2008-12-01 // 16:57:52
amaliachimera
I love how dark this is, and then the shock of blonde hair..

^ I was a bit down struck when I peeled this, and just quickly put it away inside an empty cartridge (how I store the shots when walking around). Couldn't really see anything because it was getting dark fast. But then the following day when I got to see it in daylight I fell for it, for the same reasons that you mention. Thank you A, have a good day work.

2008-12-01 // 13:06:32
LATELIERp
the scanner i got is an epson. 7000 something. i can look at it and tell you more, once i'm home tonight.
i'm selling prints on my home page. anything i have there is basically on sell and also what is on polanoid.
other wise i sold 3 prints of the paper house seri i made.
and also one original of this seri to ticKL mag.
i've done also some other prints but gave them away as present to my models...
it makes a pretty good job. you have to clean a bit the pictures once it's on the computer, like hair or some of the dust.
but other wise i don't have to change or adjust any colors. because of the good scanner.

i will experiment even more for christmas!!

to change subject, i'm gonna go this week to talk to the two pola guys here in goteborg.
i'll let you know.
but if we are 4 or 5, it could become not expensive at all!

2008-11-29 // 12:47:53
LATELIERp
probably it is much better in real. and I'm sure i would appreciate the subtle contrast of the dark.
we always lose quality once we scan the Polaroid.
that's why i bought recently a professional scanner to be able to make prints to sell...
it's pretty good.

^ I don't even own a working scanner anymore. My hybrid-canon one went all capitalist swine on me and now demands a new ink cartridge *just* to start (even if I don't want to print anything). Hell no! Now I'm just waiting for the proper moment in time to throw it out the window. Yes, there is a big loss in quality. I find it especially hard to get detail in darker areas (like these). What scanner did you get? And where will you be selling prints?

2008-11-29 // 10:11:29
LATELIERp
a bit dark for me , but great portrait anyway.

^ It was a bit to dark for me at first as well, but I think that it has grown on me. Either way I couldn't get it lighter - this is f4.7/15. Heavy rain clouds. Thanks for the comment.

2008-11-29 // 05:14:50
dsaccidental
damn that's great.


v+F

2008-11-28 // 21:02:53
goddamnanalog
lovely blues!

2008-11-28 // 20:33:46
desao
Twilight is my favourite light for viewing Finnish girls. I once spied one through the drizzle too, which was also nice.

2008-11-28 // 19:04:35
mattjudas
very interesting portrait!!!

2008-11-28 // 18:31:47
McKenzie
beautiful composition