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A selection from William Eggleston’s Leica and Canon camera collection.
untitled by ludwigwest on Flickr.
Cyanotype from a Polaroid type 59 original, taken with a Speed Graphic camera.
the polaroids of andrei tarkovsky : the mystery of everyday life
Tarkovsky is best known for such cinematic masterpieces as Solaris, The Mirror,Andrei Rublev, and Stalker. Tarkovksy’s vision was unique as a filmmaker; he favored long takes and leisurely scenes that explored the beauty and mystery of everyday life.
read more here : http://www.gwarlingo.com/2013/the-polaroids-of-andrei-tarkovsky-the-mystery-of-everyday-life/
Source: acaryadasa
Abbott’s Lagoon Pond, Pt. Reyes, by Heather Polley on Flickr.
Taken with expired Polaroid Artistic Time Zero Edge Cut film and an SX-70 Alpha-1 camera.
Reeds at Abbott’s Lagoon, by Heather Polley on Flickr.
Taken with Polaroid Chocolate 100 film and a 360 Land Camera.
Happy Birthday, Edwin Land (and eternal thanks for your beautiful cameras)!
Dunes at Abbott’s Lagoon, Pt. Reyes, by Heather Polley on Flickr.
Taken with expired Polaroid Artistic Time Zero “Edge Cut” film and an SX-70 Alpha-1 camera. More with the peculiar edge cut film.
Abbott’s Lagoon Tide Pool, Pt. Reyes, by Heather Polley on Flickr.
Taken with expired Polaroid Artistic Time Zero “Edge Cut” film and an SX-70 Alpha-1 camera. I didn’t realize I had bought Edge Cut film (which causes the horizontal seam lines), but I think the accidental interplay with the actual horizon line is interesting.
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