Expired Film Day pt. 1
It was expired film day on Sunday.
I chose to celebrate it by shooting instant film.
In this instance it is Fuji FP100c shot in a homemade pinhole with Polaroid back.
The colours shift a bit with the long exposures – these varied between 15 and 30 seconds, though most were 30 seconds.
You can read about the camera in sickening detail at this link.
More shots to follow from a Spectra 2 when I get a chance to scan them.
Sorry I did not dust these images – too busy right now.
To see larger image, click on any one in the gallery below and navigate with arrow or swiping.
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- Hotel Zed
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- Hotel Zed detail
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- Hotel Zed detail
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- Hotel Zed transport
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- Smear of traffic on Douglas St
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- Flaman
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- Graffiti on Cook Street at Mason
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- Graffiti on Cook Street at Mason
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- Mason Street
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Homemade Polaroid Pinhole (f327), Fuji FP100C instant film from two packs, both expired 04/15
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burnt embers 
Great colors! And you were fast in processing and posting this 🙂
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Hi there J.M. Golding, I like the colours too 🙂
As to speed, all it took was scanning – one of the advantages of instant film. And print scanning is so much faster and simpler than negatives – it made me long for a new negative scanning regime.
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That is true about instant film … I have a little of this film left – I hope I’ll get this lovely a color palette when I finally expose it.
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