The Impossible Project

A great initiative by a Polaroid enthusiast who, along with the help of integral film developers and Ilford Photo, purchased a Polaroid factory in the Netherlands and will be developing new film for vintage Polaroids in 2010. Oh happy day.

Check it: http://www.the-impossible-project.com/

luckylucky wallpaper

macbook 1280x800xMillions wallpaper


P.S. Don't steal my scratch tickets idea. I already gotta patent. More scratching to follow.

newnewnwewweweweweweweweeeeeee

expect new shots, fyi.

tomorrow day = photo tour of southsouthdirtysouth jersey

flying

Two things I've learned in recent days

People don't read anymore.


Don't mess with the vets who went to Korea.

at all costs

Some SEPTA cops told me that if I kept taking pictures in a subway system I could be confused with a terrorist plotting to create schematics for a future attack and would have to be detained. But before that happened, I got these:

Hawkeye

For Christmas I was given a 1953 Kodak Brownie Hawkeye point&shoot. I reversed the lens and shot about three rolls of film. These are some images that came out. I spent about 3 hours last night taking apart and cleaning every crevice of the camera, as well as reversing the lens into its correct orientation. I'll buy a roll of film to shoot today.

bad request

error 404.

stealing internet sucks.

Domestic God

So, in order to get ready for my first day at my new job tomorrow I watched this YouTube video about ironing a shirt a couple times and then tried my luck at it. Surely it isn't the crispest shirt this side of the Mississip, but now I know how to iron a dress shirt.

Success!

Four new collages

each 9" x 12", carbon and charcoal on bristol vellum