Analogue Studio

fellow analogue obsessed in photo cyborg mode

photo on Fuji Instax Wide film shot with an Polaroid Big Shot x Lomograflok

hot stuff in The Boom Boom Room

a night for the ages

photo on Fuji Instax Wide film, shot with a modern strobe fitted Polaroid Big Shot x Lomograflok

planning her Cotsworld wedding while pondering Andy Warhol’s Tomato Soup Cans

Photo on modern itype film shot with a Mamiya RZ67 and an Polaroid back for intergral film.

no night at without THE HORSE photo op

starring and as their gorgeous divas selves

photo on Fuji Instax Wide special edition film, shot with my Mamiya Instax Wide custom camera fitted with a Mamiya Press 65mm 6.3 lens

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- still a bit early - and no. no pool.

Photo on Fuji Instax Wide film with an Mamiya Instax Wide with a Mamiya Sekor Press 65mm F:6.3 lens

The incredible in The Boom Boom Room before her One Night Stand performance x !

Such an incredible night !

Photo on Fuji Instax Wide film, with a custom Polaroid Big Shot x Lomograflok fitted with an The Big Flash sync adapter.

tonight at The Boom Boom Boom

this is photo number 3 -and declared passable by Ellen

instax wide film with one of my own Polaroid Big Shot x Lomograflok

at her home in Woodland Hills, LA

This was last year - for a chance photoshoot following a chance encounter just two weeks before at the Palm Beach Museum of Art

Photo on a bit heat damaged modern itype film, taken with my Mamiya RZ67 Professional and an Polaroid back for integral film

Honeysuckle in our garden

Photo on modern itype color film, shot with a Mamiya RZ67 Professional and a Mamiya 110 F:2.8 lens.
And of course, one of my own Polaroid backs for modern integral film

This is not a macro shot per se, it’s just at maximum bellows extension. This is one of the magical things about shooting Polaroids with the RB67 or RZ67, you can get really close because the cameras have bellows.

Raise your Mamiya RB67 or RZ67 game with a modern Polaroid back!