Okay, so I may have become a bit obsessed...

[limr31]

...with this corner of the windowsill right outside of my office. I had my aloe plant there, and in the winter, the sun throws that gorgeous low-angle light right into that corner in the late afternoon. I couldn't stay away.

I took some cell phone snaps that I might share here too, but here are shots with the SX-70 and the new Polaroid color emulsion (improved and rebranded Impossible Project film):

1)

rAloe corner by limrodrigues, on Flickr


2)

rShaded aloe by limrodrigues, on Flickr


3)

rShade by limrodrigues, on Flickr


4)

rAloe throws shade by limrodrigues, on Flickr

 

[jcdeboever]

Good observation. I have two spots in my home that drive me insane.

 

[smoke665]

Nice, that second one has an "alien" feel to it.

 

[waday]

Love these. No. 4 keeps drawing me in.

 

[limr31]

Good observation. I have two spots in my home that drive me insane.

I know - it doesn't matter how many pictures I've already taken of that corner, I always want to take more! I keep thinking there has got to be an angle I haven't considered yet, or what other kinds of shots i can take if I bring a different camera to work with me...

Nice, that second one has an "alien" feel to it.

Thanks! It's a 1950s sci-fi/horror film alien

 

[smoke665]

Thanks! It's a 1950s sci-fi/horror film alien

It really does LOL They used to be real big on using shadows!!

 

[limr31]

Love these. No. 4 keeps drawing me in.

Thanks! I love how this emulsion captures gradations of light. It looks better on the print. Oh, and thanks for reminding me to number the images!

 

[terri36 7]

The softness of this particular emulsion perfectly showcases the softness of the light. This film was an inspired choice here.

#1 and #3 are my favorites. Yum!