My name is Anissa. I run an online vintage clothing boutique called Night Owl Vintage. I adore bright colors, vintage clothing, pyrex, flea markets, photography (especially polaroid), french toast and my fiance.
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Lisbeth from Photojojo contacted me this week to let me know that they have partnered with The Impossible Project to sell some limited edition Rainbow SX-70 OneStep Polaroid Cameras. This is especially cool since they’re pretty rare (made between 1977-1982). There are only 50 available and each come with two packs of PX 100 film. They are available starting today only at Photojojo.
The Impossible Project has announced that their new Polaroid PX 100 and PX 600 Silver Shade Films will be available online at www.the-impossible-project.com in a limited, First Flush Edition from Thursday, March 25th onwards, and shortly thereafter at selected premium retail partners all over the world.
The PX 100 film for the SX-70 camera and PX 600 for the One series will come in packs of eight priced at $21. Expect the first PX Color Film sometime this Summer.
We took bike rides to the park, made caramel apples, took gorgeous photos, went to a Halloween wedding, carved pumpkins, had Thanksgiving at my Mom’s, played in the snow, sent Christmas cards and celebrated Shayne’s birthday.
Happy Birthday Shayne! I LOVE YOU!
I’m so happy to be your gal and to be by your side celebrating another year older. I hope you had fun today and that this year brings you tons of happiness, success and of course love.
If you love vintage cameras as much as I do check out these gorgeous illustrations by Christine Berrie.
Elsie of Red Velvet Art made these cute as can be photo banners for her shop and home. The Autumn banner is made from two boxes of bad polaroid film and the Welcome banner is made from fuji instax photos. I love this idea and you can learn how to make your own with Elsie’s tutorial.
