The rest of Polaroid Week. . .

It was such an amazing, inspiring week. There were people that came out of the woodwork, so to speak, and tried their hand at using their old Polaroids and found that they could work magic. There were people who had taken an amazing shot months ago and held onto it to share it during Polaroid Week. And there people like me, running around taking road trips so that they'd have a few new sights to share. Granted, I didn't get that far away from home, but I still wanted to try to share a few new things, some stuff out of my comfort zone. . .
So here are the rest of my submission from Polaroid Week:

at the dock

curious lamb

little lambs

beachcomber's collection

radishes

wading

homestead

view of redcliffs

Olympus trip 35

The desert can provide a bright spectrum of colors, especially in the spring when desert flowers are blooming. Even in the heat of summer, there are the contrasting tones of sage growing on coral sand with a backdrop of bright blue sky.

I love bright colors and I appreciate strong contrast, but every once in a while, I also like a more subtle color palette. And every once in a while, I get just that at dusk out here.

These photos were taken on my Olympus Trip 35 camera using Lucky 200 iso film. They were all from my first roll of film through this camera, and I have to say, I kinda love it.