Turns out the guy, Dave, is a professional from southern Connecticut. I made the trek down to Hartford and met him in a laundry mat parking lot. Really nice guy, someone offered him more money, but since I'll be using it for education purposes, he held onto for me. Awesome, great guy.
So, of course I very excited to try it out, but I don't want to wait for film to develop, so I set the cameras like this:
With Tiffany as subject
dark cloth goes on
and... snap
funny faces, thanks Tiffany for riding down with me...and thanks Dave
1 comment:
Beautiful camera. You'll enjoy the deliberate deliberations of making each picture. I never liked processing the film. It tends to be traumatic and tedious. Especially now that Polaroid is scarce. I also got allergic to the chemistry. They do make great processing tubes for 4X5 that are comparatively easy to use. I have a few tubes for 8X10.
I like your through the lens photography with a second camera. That allows the experience to be direct to digital.
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