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Crappy polaroid silver shade. I bought a few packs cheap on ebay and it's obviously from the early days of Impossible. I had to heavily crop as the chemical leak was all over the place. Not even nice leakage either. This is one of the wartime buildings again. I'm going to try and get that film deveolped for the last shot tomorrow. I won't be doing any rainbow collages as it would be a rather dark and dismal grey/browny /blue rainbow. We had visitors last night so I couldn't get caught up and work today :( . Thank you for lovely comments - hoping to get a bit caught up tonight

[Giuseppe Arcamone]

Hello, thank you for appreciating my photos. If you like follow my upcoming releases. Good pictures and a Happy New Year. Giuseppe.

[Humphrey Hippo]

Always so intriguing. :)

[Tamzin]

It's certainly intriguing though!

[Candace]

Interesting!

[Buen]

love ur ARTSY style :)

[Rachel Withey]

I'd love a grey/brown rainbow of your shots. Love the tones in this and the way you need to really look into it.

[Deni]

This is interesting, though I know your're disapointed with it, but it looks like shelves suspended from a tree to me. fav.

[darknightrises]

Has a arty feel to it.

[Jackie greenfield]

Such interesting shape for a building! Personally I love the colours! Only 1 more shot to go eh week :-)

[☠northy]

interesting and rather shroud-of-turin ghostly

[Mac]

Fascinating. It's always a delight to see what you turn out with film.

[One Tree]

This looks much better over here on 365.

[still crappy sailor]

The impossible stuff? I played around with in early on. I bought so much of it, because.....well...I was super excited. I even bought "poor pod" stuff they were selling. Shot some and was really disappointed. Each pack seemed to lack the ability to develop one particular area. And that area was different for each pack. So it became hard to frame, and to anticipate where this would occur. I finally game up on the stuff after spending enough to probably buy a new flash. ;-P