I took this picture a few years ago. I had just learned about depth of field and I was trying to take a picture of our cat, but he kept moving until he was partially behind the flower. Thanks to understanding the DoF concept I know if I took the picture he would still be sharp and the flowers wouldn’t distract too much because they would not be sharp, giving this result. It’s one of my favourite instant pictures.
Hi Aleeyah, I can’t change the game, but I hear you.
I’ve got another giveaway coming up soon, and I won’t ask for any photo submissions. You’ll be able to participate then (though it will still be a draw).
Some of the cameras I use daily are older than my parents and will surely outlive me. Incredible pieces of technology; can’t say that about many modern inventions.
Obtained a 250 land camera and a single shot of film. First time in over 25 years I’ve taken an instant shot, first time in probably 50 years the camera was used (if it was ever used). I’m surprised the camera even worked.
These are two of my favorite photos I’ve taken on an instant camera (Instax Mini 40) and I’ve wanted to pick up a Polaroid for quite some time now. I don’t expect to win but it’s honestly just nice to have a chance to share some of my pictures:)
Im a big fan of compact point and shoot cameras so i prefer to use cameras like Olympus Trip 35 and Canon AF35. Those cameras are just easy and a joy to use. Although the process of actually getting the photo is a bit long so once in a while i like to use a pricy convenience, the Instax Mini. My cat is often the star of my photos so here is one of them. I didn’t expect that it would be so over exposed but it has a charm.
Hii……I have never owned a Polaroid camera and it would be a very great opportunity to win this one…….it would be a real blessing for me to win this giveaway. I don’t have any photos to attach. I really hope and pray i get the camera
This is one of the first photos I took with my latest camera, a shiny Contax S2, and maybe one of my favourite photos from any camera! The colours and setting look straight out of the 90s. I’ve never shot instant but I’ve been on the fence about buying a Polaroid for about a year now :-)
This is a detail of the main staircase of a once grand casino built by Austro-Hungary for its naval officers. The building has since changed function (and the country where it is situated) several times during the past century, but it is still standing in all its melancholy splendour.
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