
PX600 Silver Shade. Mississippi State Fairgrounds, January 2011.
Abandoned proto-Redboxes in the old Armory. Those slots held VHS cassettes. Never seen such a thing before.

PX600 Silver Shade.
The day after Christmas I took the train down to Coney Island. It was snowing. (It was actually a blizzard, I was just too foolish to know).
By the time I got to Coney it was snowing so hard you couldn’t see. I saw a statue in the distance. It was a man with his arm around another man. Oh, I know this story, I thought; even a football fan from the South knows this story. Even a 35 year old knows this story. I didn’t know there was a statue, didn’t know it was down at Coney Island, didn’t know that it would be so cold that the film wouldn’t really turn out, didn’t know that between the snow and the cold and the bronze you wouldn’t be able to tell the men apart.
But after all, wasn’t that the point anyway.

PX600 Silver Shade.
Rats seen in subway: 2
Abandoned Metro cards seen in subway: ∞
Level of confusion upon exiting subway into Times Square: high
Times asked for directions over the course of week: less than ten, more than four
Times I might have been helpful: A couple. I hope
Dumplings consumed: six (3 fried, 3 steamed)
Location of dumpling consumption: Mr. Dumpling
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Polaroid Sun600 with Impossible Project PX 600 Silver Shade film, a little typing from an old Smith-Corona, Jackson, Miss. 2010.
This is the irrepressible, incorrigible, irreplaceable CASEY PARKS, y’all. (And don’t get me wrong, she likes the beats on the new Kanye).
Polaroid Sun600 with Impossible Project PX 600 Silver Shade film, a little typing from an old Smith-Corona, Atlanta, Ga. 2010.
Polaroid Sun600 with Impossible Project PX 600 Silver Shade film, a little typing from an old Smith-Corona, somewhere on the border of Mississippi & Louisiana, 2010.