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I've been playing more with my Polaroid camera as of late... I took a bunch of pictures last week and the week before that, but unfortunately I had my camera on the wrong setting and most of the pictures came out super overexposed :/ For now, here are some from the batch that didn't get messed up. I get a kick out of the fourth one. Of all the places for the film to have a random imperfection, it had to be right over my face. Ha. But it does look kinda cool in an abstract way, I suppose!
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the photo was great
3lin
So lovely, specially the third one (left bottom corner). :)
the second one is my favorite :) lovely!
i think the overexposure added a cool effect, actually. i really love these photos.
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They actually look really cool overexposed!
But I must admit that's my pet peeve when you have to spend so much to get them developed and all the effort you put in and they don't turn out.
Breaks my heart a little.
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@a.: Ah, thank you! And yes, it is an expensive way to learn a lesson the hard way!
They have a really interesting quality to them. I just picked up an old polaroid and can't wait to see what kooky results I get.
I actually quite like the faded colour of the photos! I have a lomography Diana camera, and defiantly know what you mean about learning the hard way, still trying to get some great pictures!!
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amazing photos! so incredible!
lots of love from the c&p girls,
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xx
Snapping photos with a film camera must be lovely. These photos turned out SPECTACULAR!!
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