The Polaroid Kid

[fotografr]

A friend of mine just showed me this (http://svr84.ehostpros.com/~plrds84/adc0.htm) link and I thought I'd share it here.

http://svr84.ehostpros.com/~plrds84/adc0.htm (http://svr84.ehostpros.com/~plrds84/adc0.htm)

[monochromejrnl]

this young photographer is inspiring and puts my gear whoring ways to shame... he's got talent to burn...

[superultramega]

I hope more people see this and that it generates some thought. These are fantastic photographs, but it seems no one has noticed the thread as it isn't a this versus that gear blusterfest. I'm not trying to start anything, but just saying my piece and hoping this thread makes it back to the first page.

[planetjoe]

I'm definitely taking a closer look at this fellow. This work is intimidating, both in scope and technique.

I've just started to play around with pictorial work with Polaroid stuff, and it's not as easy as it might look. A lot of fun, though - it's like the "New Old Digital."

Thanks for pointing me in the Kid's direction.


Cheers,
--joe.

[IGMeanwell]

http://www.mbfala.com/Brodie/Brodie_IG2.html

Here is more of his work

I think does great with his Land camera, a look into what was once (and to some extent still is) his life

I have been following his work since his article in jpgmag

[jbf]

I saw this work about two years ago and thought it was fantastic. I still do now. He's got some amazing work.

[sepiareverb]

I can see the next J Crew catalog already...

Actually, I like these very much. Thanks for the link.

[bcostin]

Thanks for these links, guys. These photos are amazing.