"Iron Clad"

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By: Stephen Laszlo
Copyright ©2005

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Photographer	Stephen Laszlo {Karma:2086}
Project	#10 Grainy Film for Effect	Camera Model	Polaroid 450 Land Camera
Categories	Architecture	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	None
Uploaded	1/2/2005	Film / Memory Type	Polaroid 667 Instant Pack
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	470	Shutter
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Critiques	6	Rating	Pending / 2 Ratings
Location	City - San Francisco State - CALIFORNIA Country - United States
About	San Francisco, California. Shot at 6 AM using Polaroid 450 Land Camera and Polaroid 667 B&W Instant Pack Film ISO 3000. The grain, scratches, white specs, and dirty image quality is completely natural and done purposely. The camera is over 50 years old and the film stock is pull apart so it's messy and unique.

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Tara Gullett {K:1678} 1/2/2005

Like this one too! Tara : )

John Strazza {K:11535} 1/2/2005

wonderful image... wonderful...

Stephen Laszlo {K:2086} 1/2/2005

Hi Rebecca... I laughed when I purchased my land camera on e-bay. I said, what am I doing??? - but well, I'll give it a try. After going out for the first time, taking a shot without any adjustment but "ligher or darker" on the camera, pulling the film out of its holder, letting it settle for 45 seconds, then peeling the film apart... and to my amazement - there was an instant beauty before me. I love the medium so much. Hope you get the bug too!!!

Rebecca Raybon {K:26654} 1/2/2005

Nice work. I have an old polaroid in a drawer I've been threatening to try out and haven't had the time yet. This makes me want to get it out now!

Mark Beltran {K:32612} 1/2/2005

An outstanding composition.

Miguel Andrade {K:5463} 1/2/2005

Very good work... excellent perspective!
Regards, Miguel

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