Caroline and Clark (Scanned Polaroid)

At the workshop last week, Brian Greenberg of Richard Photo Lab was telling me how I can scan the negative side of the 3000 speed Fuji instant film, invert it, and have an incredible image as the final product. I was very skeptical that it really would turn out well but I'm blown away by the result. Here's a shot that I took during the second day of the workshop of Caroline and Clark. I took it on my Polaroid 195 that Brian gave me while he was here in Birmingham for the workshop. Such an incredible gift!

I look forward to doing this more. Look out for more scanned polaroid negs.

Isabell

All images shot on Rollei.

Workshop Film : Day One

We just wrapped our workshop this week and we had such an incredible group of photographers who joined us. The first day we photographed each other around my studio, and they all had access to any of our analog cameras. We started on the roof of our building and rain forced us to set up some strobes in the lobby. Below are a few of my favorite shots from the photographers. All of the film shot was provided by Kodak and all the scanning was done courtesy of Richard Photo Lab who got us these images the following day!


Brian Tropiano


Gene Pease


Clark Brewer


Emma Freeman


Charlotte Elizabeth


A Bryan Photo


Abby Jiu


Ashley Merritt



Brian Tropiano


Charlotte Elizabeth


Kate Byars

On day two of the workshop we spent time photographing some model couples. I can't wait to receive and post what we got.

Emily's Bouquet

Shot on Leica M6 with Neopan.

Jeremy (Celebrating his Marriage to Meredith)

More from this wedding later this week, but I love this photograph.
Shot on Rolleiflex with Ilford 3200.