kirbuster window polaroid

Went back to the farm museum today as I had a day off and I must have been there for 2 hours. packed a lunch and it was really lovely not to be racing around with a gazillion things to do. They still have to be done I just chose to ignore them today. Took several cameras and have a few films to develop - this is a polaroid of the window i did the other day.
Impossible silver shade film in 600 camera

[Helen]

This does have the feel of stepping back in time. I love the imperfections - and they blend in with my dusty screen!

[Mel]

EAUTIFUL... well worth ignoring the mundanities for!

[Jackie greenfield]

Gorgeous shot, taken the day off eh ? Good for you, fav :-)

[amy spada]

Mysterious kind of shot.

[Deni]

Beautifully ethereal. fav.

[Tamzin]

Incredible number of textures in this shot

[Rik]

That is just wonderful!

[cheryl]

loving the feel of mystery I get from this one. ace

[Jase]

Could look at this stuff all day long

[beachradish]

Fav - it's not just the vintage film bit (though I LOVE this), you compose these seemingly simple shots so well.

[Paul William Fassett]

I love your style. Some would call that Swagger.

[Margaret Brown]

Nice lace effect of the curtains and silhouette of the geranium.

[Penny Milner]

Just love your work! fav again!

[Andrew S]

Fav, love the results you have been getting with film!

[Rachel Withey]

Love the textures and the tones in this. Hope you had a good day

[Kate Goring]

Just killer Ingrid. Honestly, you are amazing. Fav.

[April Milani]

FAV nuff said

[Caroline]

This is wonderful and creepy all at once. Very nice atmosphere.

[Sheila G]

Love how the patterns and textures look in this shot, just great.

[☠northy]

love the moodiness on this one too!

[Humphrey Hippo]

Feels rather poignant.

[Peter de Graaff]

The patterns on curtain in front of window are very nice

[Sean O'Neill]

This is fabulous Ingrid. Could be from the 1800s!