Showing posts with label blythe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blythe. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 24, 2010

More of my Impossible Project Test Shots!

On Monday, I posted five of my shots from my experience as a tester of the new Impossible Project film stock for Polaroid SX-70 cameras. I'd like to share five more photos with you now, and I hope you like them!


I like my coffee analogue, like my photography


Laika, February 2010


I came across an Impala...


Peteena, Looking Tough


Jade, Looking Circumspect

I've added two of my photos from this experimentation to my Etsy shop as very limited edition prints, and will add more in coming days! Don't forget: the new PX100 and PX600 films for Polaroid SX-70 and Polaroid 600 cameras go on sale tomorrow from the Impossible Project shop!

Sunday, May 10, 2009

Thoughts on My Mother, on Mother's Day

Happy Mother's Day to all of you who are mothers! I don't have any human children, but I do have two beautiful dogs--one of which I got on mother's day in 2004!--so I am claiming the day for all of us with pets we treat like children! ;)

In honor of the day, I'd like to state, for the record, that I think I have the world's best mother! She's always been there for me, and worked extremely hard to give me the chance to take all the opportunities that came my way. My father passed away when I was 11, so my mother was forced into being a single parent against her will. She ran her own small-but-successful health food store to support us, and only just retired last year, at the age of 75! She's a compassionate, kind, and giving person and I'm grateful that she is my mother.

One of the things that I really appreciate about my mother is that she always encouraged me to be an individual and to follow my dreams. There are many forces in this world that push us into being the same. However, my mother raised me to be independent, spirited, and individualistic, and never challenged my benign choices. Her philosophy as a parent was, "allow your child to do what she want as long as it does not hurt her or others." I think it was a great method. My mother trusted me to make the right choices, and, as a consequence, I think I did pretty well. When I was growing up, I knew a lot of people whose parents treated them like they were untrustworthy criminals, and wanted them to merely be mirrors of their own image, rather than allowing their children to grow into their own people. By focusing on the negative, those parents often ended up with children making negative choices. I am so grateful that my mother always allowed me to be myself, focused on the positive, and allowed me to make my own decisions about life. I definitely have benefitted from her sage parenting.

Here is a photo I took of her in late 2007:


My Mother (2007)
Camera: Polaroid Sx-70
Film: Polaroid Time-Zero

And I've written a couple of other posts about my mother here and here.

And, if you're inclined, please check out my mother's crochet shop for Blythe!

Happy Mother's Day!

Monday, December 29, 2008

My Mother's New Blythe Crochet Shop!


My 75-year-old mother has just opened her own Etsy shop! She makes these great hats for Blythe, and I take the photos. We'll be adding a lot more in the near future, including hats for PETEENA!

Love Blythe







Click the pics to visit her shop! Thanks for looking!

Friday, October 24, 2008

My 2009 Calendars!

For the past couple of years, I've been selling calendars of my photographs, and this year is no exception! It's an economical way to buy some of my prints, and you can enjoy them throughout the year! Here are the calendars that I have for sale for 2009. You may click on the images to go straight to the purchase site. Click on the months below the main image of each calendar's page to see all of the months!

New for 2009!

Vernacular American Roadsigns: Analog Photos by Futurowoman


Instant Gratification: My New-for-2009 Polaroid Calendar!


Last Year's Calendars--Now for 2009!

Looking at you! Big-Eyed Doll Polaroids


Keeping it Real! My 2008 Polaroid calendar--for 2009!


Thank you for looking!