Fukkatsu!

Fukkatsu!, a photo by Michael Raso - Film Photography Podcast on Flickr.

It's 2012 and 110 film is back in a big way! So far three (count 'em, THREE) new films have been introduced!

Get some new, fresh 110 Film at The FPP Store!
http://filmphotographyproject.com/store/film/110-film

Listen to The Film Photography Podcast / Episode 65 – September 1, 2012

The internet radio show for people who love to shoot film! Photographer Jim Austin Interview, 110 Film Explosion, Kodak News, 8x10 Polaroid, Camera Giveaways, lots more! Tune in to The Film Photography Podcast!
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pictured: Mark Dalzell (holding Fukkatsu 110!) and John Fedele / image by Michael Raso
Kodak Ektralite 10 camera
image shot on Lomography Tiger 110 (200asa color film)

Buckaroo Jacob in the Analog Dimension!

Buckaroo Jacob in the Analog Dimension!, a photo by Michael Raso - Film Photography Podcast on Flickr.

Jacob is a junior photographer who loves to shoot with vintage cameras. He has his very own YouTube channel! http://www.youtube.com/user/jacobscamera



I shot Jacob's portrait at the Analog's Pulse Weekend , June 2012 in Cleveland Ohio
Shot with the The FPP Plastic Filmtastic 120 Debonair Camera
Kodak Verichrome Pan 120 roll film

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Film Photography Fail!

Film Photography Fail!, a photo by Michael Raso - Film Photography Podcast on Flickr.

I purchased what I thought were light-proof black bags online in order to ship 4x5 sheet film for processing.

Surprise, surprise..I checked the black bag description..."These plastic bags are not light-tight by themselves." YIKES! Make sure your bags are light tight before sending exposed film to the processing lab!

Pictured: Dane of The Smoove Sailors (an American Improv Rock 'n Roll band)
www.thesmoovesailors.com/
May 2012 / Jersey City NJ USA rehearsal space

photo by Michael Raso
Graflex Crown Graphic press camera
Kodak Ektar 100 4x5 sheet film

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VHS - The Analog Revolution

VHS - The Analog Revolution, a photo by Michael Raso - Film Photography Podcast on Flickr.

This past July, the folks who run Artscape commissioned a tribute to VHS tape. Artscape - Baltimore, Maryland is one of the largest outdoor art festivals in the states.

Josh Schafer, publisher of the VHS tribute magazine “Lunchmeat” and Baltimore low-budget filmmaker Chris LaMartina (pictured above) were the curators of the VHS tribute which featured posters, VHS tapes and TVs galore (playing VHS programming)
Lunchmeat Magazine - www.lunchmeatvhs.com/



Full Blog:
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Photo by Michael Raso
Shot on the FPP Plastic Filmtastic 120 Debonair camera / Kodak Ektachrome 100

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Smoove Jazz

Smoove Jazz, a photo by Michael Raso - Film Photography Podcast on Flickr.

Via Flickr:
Alan Walker of The Smoove Sailors
"Tammy Loves a Parade"
1 May 2012
Hear it here: www.thesmoovesailors.com/

Image © 2012 Michael Raso
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Shot with the Polaroid Big Swinger 3000 camera / Fujifilm FP-3000b BW instant film

The Polaroid Big Swinger 3000 was the first rigid plastic bodied packfilm instant camera, released in 1968 and made in the US. It features a T-bar strap used to hold and swing the camera during transport. It is also used to grip the camera during the pull stage of film development. It was sold for $24.95

http://camera-wiki.org/wiki/Polaroid_Big_Swinger_3000
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Joe's Guitar

Joe's Guitar, a photo by Michael Raso - Film Photography Podcast on Flickr.

Kevin Neblung of The Pink Delicates playing unreleased track "JOE'S GUITAR." The Pink Delicates are the house band for The Film Photography Podcast. Their new album THESE SECRETS is out now! Check it out on The iTunes - http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/these-secrets/id546766124

The Pink Delicates - Joe's Guitar by Film Photography Project

Image © 2012 Michael Raso
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Shot with the Polaroid Spectra 1200ff camera / Impossible PZ 600 SIlver Shade (Old Generation)

William Hellfire

William Hellfire, a photo by Michael Raso - Film Photography Podcast on Flickr.

William Hellfire is the man behind Severed Lips Recordings. SLR was a cassette label which operated out of a basement in Ringwood NJ from 1992-2000. Consisting mostly of 4 track cassette recordings produced by a handful of interchangeable people and bands. The recordings were intended to be psychedelic headphone theatre; fuzzy, heavy noise rock and soul. Featured acts were Gerbil Church, Disco Missile, Dynomite Cat, Mono Ovum, Alien Pornography, Mary's Song, The Starlets, Tyrannosaurus Dracula and King Ghidorah!

All of the music is available on the Free Music Archive. The Free Music Archive is an interactive library of high-quality, legal audio downloads. The Archive is directed by WFMU, the most renowned freeform radio station in America. Radio has always offered the public free access to new music.
freemusicarchive.org/label/slr

Photo by Michael Raso
Shot 16 August during Polaroid Week 2012!
Polaroid 320 Automatic Land Camera
Fujifilm FP-3000b

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Alan the Painter

Alan the Painter, a photo by Michael Raso - Film Photography Podcast on Flickr.

Alan Walker is a fine artist and musician. FPP listeners know him as a member of The Smoove Sailors. I was thrilled when Alan broke out his Canon film gear and joined us at the FPP NYC Meet-Up this past spring.

One of Alan's paintings will be featured in the 35th annual Salmagundi Club Non-Members Painting Sculpture Exhibition - August 14th-24th, 2012 at Denise Bibro Fine Art, 529 W 20th St, 4th Floor, NY, NY 10011
Reception is Thursday, August 16th, 6:00-8:00pm

FPP is The Film Photography Project, it's radio show, website and Film Photography Store!
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FPP NYC Meet-Up
http://filmphotographyproject.com/content/news/2012/07/film-photography-streets-nyc

The Smoove Sailors
http://www.thesmoovesailors.com/

Above photo by Michael Raso
Shot with "The Button" Polaroid Land Camera on Impossible PX70 Color Shade (test film)
The Impossible Project makes new film for vintage Polaroid cameras
http://the-impossible-project.com/