I shot this last Sunday and completely forgot to post it. I have been super busy with work and school, and posting a photo online just fell in my priorities.

This house is over by where I go to school, and I love the way it looks. It is really creepy, and reminds me of the house in Salems Lot. I decided on a whim to grab one of my Polaroid cameras and take a few shots. After I took this photo, I dropped my camera on the ground. The shot after this one came out as a massive blur. I hope my camera is not really broken, may need a few more tests.

Shot with Polaroid 680.

New Year, New Project; I have decided for 2012 that I am going to shoot more film. I was trying to decide how to do this, and then I figured it out; a 52 week project to be precise.

So here is week one. From lovely Austin, TX it is the State Capitol.

Shot on Impossible Project PX 680.

Earlier this summer my nephew came down to stay with my parents. He was swimming in the pool and I was playing with toy dinosaurs trying to shoot a Polaroid of a dinosaur scene. Could not get the shot to turn out, and with 1 roid left in the camera I snapped it of him. The look in his face as the colors began to change on the Polaroid where priceless. He is 4, and was amazed.

Shot on expired Polaroid 600.

So it is not really a light house.

It is actually part of the Texas Maritime Museum in Rockport, Texas. But I have always wanted to see a real lighthouse, but there are not very many on the Texas coast.

Shot in my Holga on Type 100 film.

I have been sitting on my favorite shots from my polaroid for a few weeks waiting for it to begin and it is here, right now. Polaroid Week 2011.

This was shot at the Sister Creek Vinyards, in Sisterdale TX, and the building is an old gin.

Shot on expired 600.