Polaroid 200 Bf

This is another little point and shoot 35mm camera I purchased that saw limited action when my Minolta XD11 went down and had to go to the shop. The angle of the lens on this Polaroid 200 Bf seemed just a tad bit too wide for my liking, though. It distorted most things just beyond normal portrait range. It did feature a built-in sliding lens cap and you can see it here in the full opened position. It's on the flash setting, too. This is also proof for those that weren't aware of the fact that Polaroid did indeed make more than just instant cameras. 0074cf

This was me playing live with my band back on July 4th, 1997. The sticker on the lower part of my guitar says "Save The Dolphins." I got the sticker from Greenpeace. Camera: Polaroid 200 Bf Film: Kodak Gold 100 ASA 35mm color film Date: July 4th, 1997 Location: Grayville, Illinois, U.S.A. Polaroid 200 Bf Gold 100 Deadline July 4th, 1997 16gf

Dad painting his 1950 Chevy. He painted it these colors because he had them on hand. Later, he said he wanted to repaint it because he really wanted it blue and white. So, that's what color it will be repainted. Taken on October 12th, 1999, using a Polaroid 200 Bf 35mm camera and Kodak Gold 100 film. Kodak Gold 100 12df

My cousin's daughter and my niece met at the Sullivan family reunion for the first time in 2001 and became instant best friends. My Grandmother on my Dad's side was born a Sullivan, so that's why we go to that family reunion.

I like to make my own micro-wavable snacks and this includes a homemade version of Hot Pockets. This is a batch my sister and I were makihg over at her house one year. From the looks of it, we had moved on past the main course ones to the snack ones. These are clearly glazed and probably have different kinds of puddings or fruits in them. For our version of these, I came up with the name of "Quik Snaks." Even drew up a little logo and printed out labels to apply to the freezer bags we froze them in so as to be able to identify them quicker when frozen. For the main course ones, our favorites where Roast Beef, Ham and Cheese and Pizza. I thihk my favorite is either the pizza or roast beef flavors. Camera: Polaroid 200 Bf Film: FujiFilm 100 ASA 35mm color film Date: October 27th, 2003 Location: Fairfield, Illinois, U.S.A.

This is my Niece and Nephew and a friend of my Niece's when I went on a hiking trip with them and their mother back in 2000. Camera: Polaroid 200 Bf Film: Kodak Gold 100 ASA 35mm color film Date: October 2000 Location: Dolan's Lake, Hamilton County, Illinois, U.S.A.

This was me playing lead guitar at a gig back in 2000. We called it our "New Year's Eve Eve" show because it was the night before New Year's Eve. Pretty catchy, eh? It was taken with my camera by the other guitarist's girlfriend. Camera: Polaroid 200 Bf Film: Kodak Gold 100 ASA 35mm color film Date: December 30th, 2000 Location: Sims, Illinois, U.S.A. Gold 100 Dec 30 2000 03gf

My band goofing off at a gig. You have to have fun, or what's the point of living? Camera: Polaroid 200 Bf Film: Kodak Gold 100 ASA 35mm color film Date: December 30th, 2000 Location: Sims, Illinois, U.S.A. Gold 100 Dec 30 2000 19if

My annual Fall tree taken with a Polaroid 200 Bf point and shoot 35mm camera. Camera: Polaroid 200 Bf Film: Kodak Gold 100 ASA 35mm color film Date: October 20th, 2001 Location: Norris City, Illinois, U.S.A. Polaroid 200 Bf Kodak Gold 100 10-20-01 07ff

Since I play a lot of Hallowe'en gigs, I get to see a bunch of great costumes. One year, there was a guy dressed as Elvis and four guys who were friends and who all came dressed as KKK members. Well, it was my brilliant idea to get them to all pose together for this classic shot. It cracks me up everytime I look at it! Taken at Lonzo's Place, in Sims, Illinois on October 27th, 2001. (This is his first building, before the tornado wiped it out.)

My band played here for a Hallowe'en gig and this is one guy who came dressed as Elvis. He even sang a number on stage. Camera: Polaroid 200 Bf Film: Kodak Gold 100 ASA 35mm color film Date: October 27th, 2001 Location: Sims, Illinois, U.S.A. Kodak Gold 100 10-20-01 10-2ef

Someone dressed as Elvis at a Hallowe'en gig my band played at back in 2001. Camera: Polaroid 200 Bf Film: Kodak Gold 100 ASA 35mm color film Date: October 27th, 2001 Location: Sims, Illinois, U.S.A. Kodak Gold 100 10-20-01 13-1ef

Every Autumn, I take a picture of this tree at the end of town. This was what it looked like on October 21st, 2000. Camera: Polaroid 200 Bf Film: Kodak Gold 100 Date: October 21st, 2000 Location: Norris City, Illinois, U.S.A. 2000-2 Kodak Gold 100-6 08hf

This is the lake, where my sister and her family used to live by. Camera: Polaroid 200 Bf Film: Fuji 100 ASA 35mm color film Date: 2002 Location: Fairfield, Illinois, U.S.A. Polaroid 200 Bf Fuji 100 Lake House AMPutee 2002 05ff

I saw this 1940 Willys (it might be a 1941, not sure), at the White County Fairgrounds during the Summer of 2002. Taken with my Polaroid 200Bf and Fuji 100 film.

This Chevy pickup had a stance that was down in the weeds. But, being as it probably started out life as a work truck, it should be pretty comfortable in the weeds. Seen at a car show held at the White County Fairgrounds. Taken with a Polaroid 200 Bf point and shoot 35mm camera.

My annual Fall tree taken with a Polaroid 200 Bf point and shoot 35mm camera. Camera: Polaroid 200 Bf Film: Fuji Film 100 Date: November 1st, 2002 Location: Norris City, Illinois, U.S.A. Polaroid 200 Bf Fuji 100 Funeral 2002 24-1ff

My annual Fall tree taken with a Polaroid 200 Bf point and shoot 35mm camera. Camera: Polaroid 200 Bf Film: Fuji Film 100 Date: October 24th, 2003 Location: Norris City, Illinois, U.S.A. Polaroid 200 Bf Fuji 100 Fall Tree 2003 11hf