New York City (Part Four)

Time for the final installment of my New York City images! I had one pack left of Impossible Project film that I brought along with me, and here are the results:

 

Happy Wednesday everyone!

Long Overdue Film

I haven’t been doing such a great job of keeping this place updated lately. Graduate school has kept me busy that is for sure. But I am in a blogging mood tonight and decided to share some images with you all (some long overdue ones). I also have plans for a few more posts that I will hopefully be able to get to in the coming days to update you all on how my graduate work is coming.

This post, however, is all about film. I recently got some rolls developed, some of which I had forgotten about since shooting them years ago. The first set, was from a trip to North Carolina that I shot with some very expired film. If I remember correctly the expiration date was the year I was born (1989), so that is why the grain is so intense on these images. They were shot on a 35mm Holga camera.

This second group is from about a year ago. I went exploring an abandoned farm with a fellow photographer and shot these on my Pentax K100 I believe.

These next images were shot this past spring on 120mm film with a standard Holga camera. Each image is from a different trip/mini adventure. The first and last are from two separate trips to Colorado, and the middle ones are from two different adventures outside of Manhattan, KS.

Last spring I also took a cartridge of polaroids that I never shared for some reason. Some are from Manhattan, some from Scott’s parents’ farm, and some from a climbing trip to Colorado.

And lastly, one from Scott’s parents’ farm that I shot with 120mm film in a large format camera.

 

Happy weekend everyone!

362/366 – Documentation of Failures

The past few days have been absolutely insane. So until yesterday I hadn’t shot anything. And then these happened.

*January 26
I debated uploading these for quite a while, but I decided this project is a documentation of sorts, and sometimes that should include the failures. I was given a pack of old Impossible Project Film, and I think it must be expired or was not stored properly or something.

280/366 – Saturated

*Monday, October 22
Monday I went out exploring for a bit, and found a pretty awesome location. I plan on figuring out some self-portraits for here at some point soon (hopefully).

Both of these were shot on my OM2 on Kodak Gold film

271/366 – Setting

Holy crud I am behind. I am determined to finish this project at some point though…

*Friday, October 12

Friday I woke up and had a day full of sessions and lectures at SPE in Cincinnati. It was really an informative, great day. That night there was a gallery hop, and the light as we walked around was beautiful. I’m not much of a street photographer, so these were a bit out of my comfort zone, but I really love how this one turned out.Shot with my OM2 on Kodak Gold film.

244/366

240/366 – Fountain

238/366 – Sky

237/366 – Willard Hall

*Sunday, September 2
I love the windows in my new art building.

235/366 – Sky on Fire

235/366 – Sky on Fire, a photo by aithom2 on Flickr.

I meant for this to be a diptych, but my scanner decided to be difficult tonight.

sx 70 | px 70 v4b test film | darkness slider half way to dark.