The Impossible Project

I met this gentleman yesterday at the botanical garden. I was immediately drawn to his vintage Polaroid camera. We had a nice chat about his pictures and the film he buys from The Impossible Project http://www.the-impossible-project.com/ I got to see his pictures while they were still developing. They had a mellow antique finish, similar to the look of the picture I am posting!

[Melissa Pike]

What a great portrait! I checked out that site, and I love that there's a company out there still producing interesting new films for the old Polaroids. They really have such a character all their own. I especially love the look of the sliver shade film with the black frame.

[Rick Schies]

That is really interesting. I just sold my old SX70 Polaroid

[Laura Demko]

great shot & thanks for letting us know about the site!

[Kerri]

Great capture

[Ann H. LeFevre]

What a great story. My daughter-in-law resurrected her mom's Polaroid. It seems they're making a come-back (sort of). I'm going to pass the info on to her. Thanks for posting it- nice shot too- great editing.

[Margaret Tryon]

Wonderful portrait. It fits with the style of camera.

[wendy chapman]

Very nice, Doesn't make you want to explore the old ways?

[Bill Dodsworth]

Wonderful story, pic!

[Jenna V.]

Great capture!

[Cindy Bryant]

I think I would be drawn to him if he held a toy camera lol....love the expression you captured

[Chris]

Vintage Polaroid Camera? Ouch. I used to sell those when I was a camera Salesperson. Ok, I was 18 then. Never mind. Feeling very moldy now.

[Mrs. Smith]

Fabulous picture of him! I'll have to look at this site to see what this is all about. I always appreciate all the interesting sites, etc, that you share!

[Karen Hurd (hwy61)]

Good shot and interesting info...Hmmm... I wonder if dad still has the Polaroid he bought mom back in the 1960s (I think) might be fun to play around with it if he does.