Recent content by Pete Askew

https://www.polaroid.com/en_us/film/sx-70-film Out of stock at the moment, but I’m sure it’ll return soon. They seem to run production campaigns as I assume the plant has limited capacity.

I think you summed this whole project up perfectly in that last quote in the interview. That telephone booth-shaped book is a must you know! :)

And you’ve even managed to squeeze out another brilliant shot from this tragic announcement. Is he sad about it or does he really not know what the fuss is about?!

More gems from this phone box. I especially like the Marcher and the Open Handed angel!

That’s quite a haul! Your garden seems to be a constant source of wonder (and food)!

What a spectacular capture, Beth. Gorgeous.

Or is that just a small stone in your garden and some of your ‘toy’ figures? ;)

Great sense of scale, Beth. However, it is the tones and tones that win for me. I like the perspective that the area of detail in the top left gives, but without it the whole seems to have even more impact somehow. Great shot though.

A handsome little fella! Nice. :)

Hi George and welome to RPF. Impossible (a team of ex Polaroid employees) now make SX-70 film in the old Polaroid works in the Netherlands and even own the branding now. The chemistry is new, but it should still be possible to manipulate it during development like the old film.

Thanks again, Beth. I have a similar conflict, but there really is no choice at LaFaye. Virtually no broadband service and even on 3G / 4G mobile service. The place is run as gites and the guests expect hight-speed internet!

Thanks, Beth. That house actually looks quite beautiful in the dusk. Not so much in daylight though!

You are probably eerily accurate with you summation there, Eagle; he says being a Leica and Nikon user! ;)

Welcome to RPF, Eagle. It seems you are settling in just fine. :)

Welcome to RPF, Gareth. I am sure you’ll enjoy ‘the place. Pete.