Wow, this is exciting. My first post!
I'm Tiffany Choi and I'll be the kid who will have my Polaroid work posted! I use the Colorpack II. Probably the best find I have ever found at a garage sale. I shoot in color and as well as black and white (I prefer my black and white film because it comes in finer quality). I actually just started shooting with the camera around the same time as this project started. I'm sure you'll see a progression of my photography as you follow up our blog.
A bit about me. I am a theatre student (my next show is at The Cultch Historic Theatre). I do part-time modelling (you can check that out at my website). I buy everything from thrift stores. If you were to take a photo of my room, you'd probably take a photo of the wall covered completely in records, or a photo of my 1930s baby carriage, or my stuffed animals pinned in a line to my wall that are all wearing vintage sunglasses.
Until next time,
Tiffany the Polaroid Kid.
I'm Tiffany Choi and I'll be the kid who will have my Polaroid work posted! I use the Colorpack II. Probably the best find I have ever found at a garage sale. I shoot in color and as well as black and white (I prefer my black and white film because it comes in finer quality). I actually just started shooting with the camera around the same time as this project started. I'm sure you'll see a progression of my photography as you follow up our blog.
A bit about me. I am a theatre student (my next show is at The Cultch Historic Theatre). I do part-time modelling (you can check that out at my website). I buy everything from thrift stores. If you were to take a photo of my room, you'd probably take a photo of the wall covered completely in records, or a photo of my 1930s baby carriage, or my stuffed animals pinned in a line to my wall that are all wearing vintage sunglasses.
Until next time,
Tiffany the Polaroid Kid.
huzzah! I like the labeling.
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What a great picture of your camera! I love that you buy everything at thrift stores, that takes such a patience and perseverance and sounds infinitely more fun than shopping at big box stores, which I am thoroughly guilty of ;) Is that a part of your art practice, buying only from thrift stores? What an interesting element to the work you create. Thanks for your post! From Laurie
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