The photographs below use 'Sepia' out of the 'Paul Giambarba Edition of POLAROID Type 100' taken on a POLAROID 104 camera.


I also used Polaroid 600 film (Silver Shade) to capture the Penistone Paramount cinema, within these Polaroids I was able to capture a greater depth of space and aura of the cinema. The polaroids taken focus mainly on available light sources, allowing for a highly contrasted exposure to be captured.
The photographs below use 'PX 600 Silver Shade film' taken on a 'Polaroid Supercolor 635' camera.


Finally I experimented with Polaroid 1200 film, as with the Type 100 film these Polaroids are focused landscaped rather than the usual portrait of 600 film. Also the 1200 film that I used was in full colour but the film itself had expired. These photographs focus on capturing the space as a whole but are still able to capture the atmosphere by the quality of difference between the colours.
The photograph below used 'Polaroid 1200 film' taken on a 'Polaroid 1200FF' camera.
