The Kaiser Darrin was one of the first
American mass-produced sports cars
with a fiberglass body. During the earl,
1950s, Henry. Kaiser asked consulting
designer Howard "Dutch" Darrin to
create a low-slung sports roadster. It
featured novelty doors that slid into
the front fenders of the car.
This image from the late 1980s, predates all digital editing and what is captured, is exactly what was seen in viewfinder - there was no postproduction editing.
This image was done in late 1980s on Polaroid's instant slide film Polapan - a prefect film for beauty and boudoir photography as skin tones were rendered silky.
... a 'grab' just after I changed lens and model was no posing
Flâner - French for: to stroll, observe surroundings, and savouring the moments without any specific goal
These are from some boudoir sessions in Montreal, QC and Venice Beach, Ca.
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