Deep down, I'm a square, color person. Then I happened on some grant money, bought a wista, tried type 55, and was hooked. With my Mamiya and a borrowed backdrop from Lenny Wayne (that's a whole nother story), I had already set up a "photobooth" at a church bazaar. I charged $1- for a portrait, then mailed the large color prints a week later. With the polaroid, the gratification and exchange became immediate and big. These are images that I shot at "photobooths" in rural South Carolina.
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Showing posts with label South Carolina. Show all posts
Thursday, October 9, 2008
letting go of type 55
Deep down, I'm a square, color person. Then I happened on some grant money, bought a wista, tried type 55, and was hooked. With my Mamiya and a borrowed backdrop from Lenny Wayne (that's a whole nother story), I had already set up a "photobooth" at a church bazaar. I charged $1- for a portrait, then mailed the large color prints a week later. With the polaroid, the gratification and exchange became immediate and big. These are images that I shot at "photobooths" in rural South Carolina.
Labels:
documentary photography,
polaroid,
South Carolina
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