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Told you we'd be posting more from Stowe! This one looks better the bigger it is, so CLICK HERE

Basically one of the nicest locations we've ever stumbled upon, and the wonderful folks at Junnnktank webzine seemed to agree, so we've got a huge feature over there right now which you can read all about and look at right here.

We're kind of in love with every picture from that shoot, so this is just the beginning.

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Taken on the Kiev 88+Kodak Portra 400VC
October 9th, 2011

Another of our mixed project photos, this one kind of grows on you the more you look at it. It really is best if you view it like this.

It's a double exposure created in Photoshop (not in-camera) of two film photos, both taken last fall in Stowe, one on black and white 120 film, and the other on 35mm Kodak Ektar. 120 shot on Kiev 88, 35mm on Nikon F2 (maybe?).

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ps: Consider this a hint of the Stowe-fall-foliage-madness you're about to experience :)

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This picture looks very different today.

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Polaroid SLR 680, IMPOSSIBLE PX-600 Silver Shade Black Frame UV+
August 24th, 2011

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New installment of our mixed project.
(Though actually this was the very first one we made, somehow, totally accidentally. That worked out pretty well.)

It's a double exposure created in Photoshop (not in-camera) of two medium format shots, one taken in July during our Roid Week shenanigans on black and white film, and the other in Jay on Kodak Portra 400. Both were taken on the Kiev 88.

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Two years worth of Amamakery and we're still revelling over our early work?
Either we've learnt nothing or have always been awesome. Possibly both.

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Taken on the Kiev 88 + Kodak Portra 400VC.
July 26, 2009.