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Went to NYC a few weeks back. Car was loaded with cameras and film, too many to post them all, so I’m giving them to you in groups. First up, the Holga loaded with Ilford HP5.
Most of the photos are posted on my official blog: www.scottmeivogel.wordpress.com 

Shot with Impossible’s new PX100 Cool film. I set the dial slightly towards black and used a tripod.
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Here’s a couple more shots from last week’s shoot. 
These two were shot with a Canon AE-1 and Ilford HP5
You can see the rest here:
http://easywindblog.wordpress.com/2012/05/08/all-kim-all-film/ 

Here’s a couple more shots from last week’s shoot. 
These two were shot with a Canon AE-1 and Kodak Portra 160.
You can see the rest here:
http://easywindblog.wordpress.com/2012/05/08/all-kim-all-film/ 

amzart:

Theodore Crispino hails from New York as one of the finest suit designers to hit Cleveland. Being a man of fine taste, he desired a “refresh” of his company’s brand. “Classic and traditional” were the names of the game but also a distinct splice of something modern, which in essence is what Theodore’s designs reflect — an homage to classic tailoring standards with the approach of a modern gentleman’s eye.

He desired both a logo and a monogram, ultimately settling on two distinct visions that could be supplemented and interchanged as desired. The cards featured at his revelatory show are a 5-piece set that pictographically demonstrate the myriad ways to tie a tie.

Oh, and those shotgun shells? They contain cufflinks. If only that was my idea…

Be sure to visit Rifle Quality for more information on these incredible suits.

Beautiful work. Outstanding

Shot with a Rolleiflex and Fuji Acros 100.
Adding a Film package to our wedding photography business.
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Impossible’s PX70 dated 12/11.
Shot with a SX70 Sonar. Dial 2/3 towards black.

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