Here are a few images I made on Fuji instant peel apart film (aka Fujiroids). The material is very similar to Polaroids and is a lot of fun to use. The top image is of Richard, a tailor who works in a shop on Little Clarendon Street. If there was ever someone who is always sharply dressed then this is that guy. I made this image with my Graflex Super D camera a few days after it had arrived so I was keen to see what it was capable of. Previously I had always used the front of the shop to do test shots but I like how the lights in the background have turned out here.
The other images are of a friend and work colleague of mine who was visiting from New York. These were made with my Mamiya RB67 and custom made sliding Polaroid back. This time I used some expired (2004) Polaroid in my studio where I was experimenting with direct hard light from a tungsten light.
![Richard](http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7251/7728823818_350323fd90_o.jpg)
Richard the tailor, Little Clarendon Street.
![Michael](http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8426/7728823500_c34db42d26_o.jpg)
Michael diptych 1
![Michael](http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7108/7728823658_d3fdfcbeb5_o.jpg)
Michael diptych 2