Some of the polaroids I developed from my New York photos using the Impossible Project Instant lab and their colour frame edition SX-70 film (summer seconds version, hence the slight misalignment of the colour on the frame).
From the top, left to right: Statue of Liberty, The Kiss graffiti (seen from the High Line), Brooklyn Bridge, and Rudimental gig at Terminal 5.
[Camera used: iPhone 5S]
Bought some of the "summer seconds" films from the Impossible Project. Basically they're film which didn't pass the quality control. Got two bags of three packs of film, and this is the first one I've used of them. For this particular pack the alignment was off (hence the white border along the right hand side).
[Camera used: iPhone 5S]
Some of my first polaroids developed using the Instantlab from the Impossible Project.The Impossible Project manufacture film for Polaroid cameras, and as a kickstarter project they have also done the Instantlab which will allow you to develop polaroids (on actual film, not just printing) from your iPhone. I bought mine a few months back, and I love it :)
From the top, left to right, we have: My parents' house, London from the Shard, lavender from my parents' garden, Church Drive in Carrington, the Apple store in Covent Garden, one of my pairs of shoes, London from the Shard, and Brunkebergstunneln in Stockholm.
[Camera used: iPhone 5S]
