Posted on 10 April 2008 by mcinnes
Photographer Isabel Asha Penzlien shoots the latest and greatest in the New York fashion scene, but she still loads film into the back of her medium-format Hasselblad. For many clients, she likes to present actual photographs – on paper, and on the spot – so she loads her camera with Polaroid film.
The post-Polaroid age: some still cling to instant film | csmonitor.com
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