Impossible Color Instant Film
It's been three years since I have tried Impossible Film, and I didn't have much luck. I decided to give it another try.
I recently purchased another pack of Impossible Instant Color Film to use with my Polaroid 660 camera, and I definitely see the improvements. At $23 for 8 exposures, that's almost $3 per shot. You better believe I took my time with each exposure, and I'm loving the results. This film photography habit of mine is definitely not cheap.
We've been having a lot of rain in Atlanta, so the above images where take on a cloudy day - something that I would not have attempted with original Polaroid 600 film. I'm finding that high contrast images work best with Impossible film.
Direct sunlight streaming in through my kitchen window - love the shadows and light.
These last two images where taken on overcast days, indoors - so not a lot of natural light available. I definitely would not have done this Polaroid 600 film, but I was amazed at the results. Loving the mood captured here.
And because I am trying to get a bit more comfortable filming my process (more on that soon), I recorded this quick flip through of these polaroid images.
