Polaroids from Greece
November 13, 2009 // Posted by in Film Portraits Travel Weddings
Hey guys!
Well, our new film scanner finally arrived. For all those curious, it’s a Microtek M1 Pro. Rob has been going through all our 4x5 and polaroid film and scanning it in, exciting! Today I have some really sweet polaroids to share with you that we took in Greece!
(Apologies for the slightly crooked scans, we’re still learning :)









Now, these next shots on are on a type of film called TZ Artistic. If you start mucking around with a pointy object on it, the emulsion will start to move, and you’ll be able to manipulate the way it looks. Very time consuming (each one takes almost an hour to do fully) but very cool results.

This is a super close up of the detail. Very very painterly!



Hope you enjoyed those! We had a ton of fun taking them. They were all taken with an SX-70 Polaroid camera, 600 film with an ND filter, and TZ Artistic film.
Lauren :)
P.S. Rob has been “secretly” blogging for a couple weeks now! He’s never really blogged on here, but has so much knowledge, and amazing photos to share! Today he posted a couple scans from our 4x5 camera. So now you’re going to have to go over to his blog (www.roblim.com) and check it out! Make sure to leave him some nice comments!
Sarah 9 months, 3 weeks ago
I LOVE your polaroid manipulations! You have me inspired to purchase some TZ film to make some as Xmas gifts!
Becka @Studio222 9 months, 3 weeks ago
Oh my gosh that last one! I want it as art in my house!
Nicole Poulette 9 months, 3 weeks ago
I LOVE These 3 so much – You guys should sell prints of these because i would buy them.
Erik Hornung Photography 9 months, 4 weeks ago
Supa cool! Show MORE!!
kristin anne 9 months, 4 weeks ago
those are amazing – i want to hear more! they are so beautiful!
Susan 9 months, 4 weeks ago
I love the one of Lauren in front of the gate! Love the swirlies, the expression and everything about this photo!
The TZ artsitic ones are just cool.
Aaron Rankin 10 months ago
That poor envelope… You push it. So hard. It’s awesome.
karen lisa 10 months ago
holy freaking crap, those tz artistic polaroids are beyond incredible. i have never seen anything like that before, and i want to see more. please show more!!! you guys are AWESOME!!
Jon 10 months ago
Wow! I would love to see these in person.