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Photo by Polabeard

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Welcome back to Sunday Brunch, our series in which we share lovely photos taken with Impossible film. We decided to mix up the brunch menu a bit by inviting Impossible friends and photographers to guest curate our Sunday Brunch selections.

Our friend and excellent photographer Lisa Toboz came up with the menu for this week’s “Guest Chef” entry. Please enjoy these tasty photos selected by Lisa!

“Standing at the Creek” by Polabeard

This is a time capsule that could have been taken yesterday or thirty years ago. I love the confidence that the young woman exudes, and the sunshine just on the top of her hair. Stumbling across this photo reminds me of opening an old family album and finding one of a relative you thought you knew, discovering something wonderful and unexpected about her.

“Moreré” by Paula Palleres

I have a soft spot for mirror shots and I love the unusual location for this one. Did the photographer find this mirror while walking in the woods? It’s mysterious and tells a story.

“Sitting on a Dock” by Crystal Benoit

This photo captures the kind of solitude people relish when they don’t often have it. I like how the woman’s bag is resting behind her on the dock, suggesting a pause in a long journey.

“The Great Escape” by Tiffany Vecchietti

This is simply a gorgeously composed photo reminiscent of fairytales.

“Perfect” by Mandy

I love the clean composition here: the focus on the hands, the shallow depth of field. The peek of stark wrist tattoo contrasting with the...Read All

Photo by Nicolas Darphin

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Welcome back to Sunday Brunch, our series in which we share lovely photos taken with Impossible film. We decided to mix up the brunch menu a bit by inviting Impossible friends and photographers to guest curate our Sunday Brunch selections.

Our good friend and excellent photographer Meghan Davidson came up with the menu for this week’s “Guest Chef” entry. Please enjoy these tasty photos selected by Meghan!

Nicolas Darphin

The expression on this little girl’s face is priceless and appreciate the styling of the oversized glasses and typewriter. It seems like such a fun moment that instant film captured perfectly.

Marco Christian Krenn

When I saw this photo in the Impossible Gallery, I thought 2 things : (1) WOW, that shot is incredible, and (2) DAMN, I wish I had a large format camera so I could shoot 8×10 instant.

Photo by Andrea C. Jenkins

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Welcome back to Sunday Brunch, our series in which we share lovely photos taken with Impossible film. We decided to mix up the brunch menu a bit by inviting Impossible friends and photographers to guest curate our Sunday Brunch selections.

Our friend and excellent photographer Michaela Hoo came up with the menu for this week’s “Guest Chef” entry. Please enjoy these tasty photos selected by Michaela!

Andrea C. Jenkins

I love the variety of cameras strewn about the floor and the light and shadows on the lower right hand corner of the frame.

Nicolas Darphin

The juxtaposition of the big glasses and the little girl is so cute. It looks like it could be an ad for Crewcuts by J. Crew

Ann McGarry

This photo captures life and love at its best. How can that baby NOT put a smile on your face?

Photo by Leslie Rhodes

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Welcome back to Sunday Brunch, our series in which we share lovely photos taken with Impossible film. We decided to mix up the brunch menu a bit by inviting Impossible friends and photographers to guest curate our Sunday Brunch selections.

Our good friend and excellent photographer Ben Innocent came up with the menu for this week’s “Guest Chef” entry. Please enjoy these tasty photos selected by Ben!

Leslie Rhodes

I love the composition of this and also the light. There is a beauty of innocence conveyed to me that I can relate to being a new father.

Thomas Krauss

Thomas shoots some beautiful portraits. This is particularly wonderful; delicate light and really great tones. I love the subjects expression and how it is framed in a soft focus loveliness.

Photo by Jade Sheldon

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Welcome back to Sunday Brunch, our series in which we share lovely photos taken with Impossible film. We decided to mix up the brunch menu a bit by inviting Impossible friends and photographers to guest curate our Sunday Brunch selections.

Our good friend and excellent photographer Gregory Geiger came up with the menu for this week’s “Guest Chef” entry. Please enjoy these tasty photos selected by Gregory!

For my contribution to Sunday Brunch I wanted to feature Impossible photos that I find myself looking at over and over again, studying them for inspiration. These photos are what I aspire to in my own work. I would love to spend an afternoon with the photographers (Jade Sheldon, Penny Felts, Zia Khan, Marco Ragana, & Richard Kacprowski), picking their brains on how they are pulling off these amazing shots.

These photos are compelling not only for the content, tone, and contrast, but also the clarity of the image as well as the breath-taking color saturation levels.

Photo by Rich Burroughs

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Welcome back to Sunday Brunch, our series in which we share lovely photos taken with Impossible film. We decided to mix up the brunch menu a bit by inviting Impossible friends and photographers to guest curate our Sunday Brunch selections.

Budding photographer Evan Cerda came up with the menu for this week’s “Guest Chef” entry. Please enjoy these tasty photos selected by Evan!

Rich Burroughs

I liked Rich’s photo because it made an emotional and physical statement. The emotion in the girl’s face, and the physical emotion in low saturation colors made a strong impact. The photo also proved how a Polaroid can look good with just a simple background.

Jenna Gersbach-King

Jenna Gerbach-King’s photo was bold because it told a story. Not every picture can express a theme like this one. It inspires others to focus on what the photo is really of and not only the way it’s taken.

James McManus

I love the analog spirit to James Mcmanus’s photo taken at Photoville. With its perfect colors, the Brooklyn personality is captured. It’s a two-in-one because not only do you see the crowd along with the containers but also the city in the back which truly made this photo.

Julian Bernhardt

I like this picture because it’s a good example how a photo in black & white can often show much more character and attitude. A photo in color could distract from the vibe and attitude of it. It’s got great contrast and a crisp look provided by the film.

Marco Ragana

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Photo by Griet VanHumbeeck

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Welcome back to Sunday Brunch, our series in which we share lovely photos taken with Impossible film. We decided to mix up the brunch menu a bit by inviting Impossible friends and photographers to guest curate our Sunday Brunch selections.

Our good friend and wonderful photographer Stephen Barrett came up with the menu for this week’s “Guest Chef” entry. Please enjoy these tasty photos selected by Stephen!

I’ve juried shows before and they were usually pretty straight forward choices, this was a completely new experience not only because of the shear volume of imagery but the overall quality and imagination shown. Very humbling and stimulating at the same time.

Photo by Jarrod Renaud

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Welcome back to Sunday Brunch, our series in which we share lovely photos taken with Impossible film. We decided to mix up the brunch menu a bit by inviting Impossible friends and photographers to guest curate our Sunday Brunch selections.

Our good friend and wonderful photographer Tyler Tyndell came up with the menu for this week’s “Guest Chef” entry. Please enjoy these tasty photos selected by Tyler!

For this Sunday Brunch I wanted to feature images that I could envision myself taking the time to capture. There is nothing more true than for an individual to lay eyes upon an image and connect with it because they feel that they understand another artists motivation and achievement behind the photo.

Jarrod Renaud

This is an image I am familiar with and have seen other images from Jarrod of his friend and fellow photographer Luca Venter. The pensive expression on the subject’s face just makes this a great portrait. I get a sense of introspection. Portraits are supposed to make you feel. I wonder what great thoughts are upon him. The extra effort that went into glaring the window light onto the side of his face is what separates this from other portraits.

Photo by Moko Chen

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Welcome back to Sunday Brunch, our series in which we share lovely photos taken with Impossible film. We decided to mix up the brunch menu a bit by inviting Impossible friends and photographers to guest curate our Sunday Brunch selections.

Our good friend and fantastic photographer Jessica Hibbard came up with the menu for this week’s “Guest Chef” entry. Please enjoy these tasty photos selected by Jess!

It’s that time of year when the dreary winter days seem to drag on … I thought it might be nice to share some photos of flowers, so we can daydream about springtime together.

Juli Werner

I really believe that emotion and personality is conveyed through photographs. Juli is a beautiful person who loves flowers, and it really shows in photos like this.

Vanessa Morrow

I tend to gravitate toward color, but there really is nothing like the glow of silver shade film. I love how the flowers and the jars have that ethereal glimmer you can only get with instant film.

Photo by Chloe Aftel

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Welcome back to Sunday Brunch, our series in which we share lovely photos taken with Impossible film. We decided to mix up the brunch menu a bit by inviting Impossible friends and photographers to guest curate our Sunday Brunch selections.

Our good friend and fantastic photographer J. James Joiner came up with the menu for this week’s “Guest Chef” entry and it revolves around the photographers featured in the new Opacification Zine #1! Please enjoy these tasty photos selected by James!

Chloe Aftel

All of Chloe’s shots are beautiful, and not just because they’re of beautiful women. Love the angle on this.

Nina Westervelt

I love this shot. I know it’s taken with expired film, but the way Nina candidly caught Delta Spirit’s Matt Vasquez captures him perfectly.

Andy Jenkins

I can almost smell and feel the air in this shot.

Josie Keefe

This is one of my favorite pics from the ‘zine. The abstract feel yet familiar touch as though it’s NOT abstract and actually of something familiar yet unidentifiable (it’s the view out an airport window in Honduras) coupled with those soft colors make me want to just keep staring at it.

Photo by J. James Joiner

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Welcome back to Sunday Brunch, our series in which we share lovely photos taken with Impossible film. We decided to mix up the brunch menu a bit by inviting Impossible friends and photographers to guest curate our Sunday Brunch selections.

Our good friend and fantastic photographer Azuree Wiitala came up with the menu for this week’s “Guest Chef” entry. Please enjoy these tasty photos selected by Azuree!

J. James Joiner

This photo really stood out to me. It looks so timeless and joyful! I loved the matching reds, so bright and happy.

Christoph Holtmann

I was really drawn to the composition in this photo. I love the texture of the wall behind the car, the colors, and the reflections. I’m a big fan of the colors the COOL! films produced, subdued and dreamy.

Andrew Millar

Sparklers are so fun. I thought Andrew caught this one perfectly! Look how sharp and defined the lines are with perfect little stars on the end! Magic!!

Photo by Gabriele Pagani

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Welcome back to Sunday Brunch, our series in which we share lovely photos taken with Impossible film. We decided to mix up the brunch menu a bit by inviting Impossible friends and photographers to guest curate our Sunday Brunch selections.

Our good friend and fantastic photographer Celina Wyss came up with the menu for this week’s “Guest Chef” entry. Please enjoy these savory photos selected by Celina!

When first selecting images for Sunday Brunch I tried to stick with a single theme but that felt too limiting. So it came down to the ones that made my breath catch. These were the photos that I kept coming back to over and over again…

Photo by Claudia Toloni

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Welcome back to Sunday Brunch, our series in which we share lovely photos taken with Impossible film. We decided to mix up the brunch menu a bit by inviting Impossible friends and photographers to guest curate our Sunday Brunch selections.

Our good friend and fantastic photographer Patrick J. Clarke came up with the menu for this week’s “Guest Chef” entry. Please enjoy these savory photos selected by Patrick!

Negative space is something that is very compelling in all art, but the uniqueness of Impossible film is that even in the negative spaces there is texture, content and soul. The images I chose for this Sunday Brunch blew me away with their beauty and textural negative space from all over the world.

Photo by Bruno Haas

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Welcome back to Sunday Brunch, our series in which we share lovely photos taken with Impossible film. We decided to mix up the brunch menu a bit by inviting Impossible friends and photographers to guest curate our Sunday Brunch selections.

Our good friend and fantastic photographer Sol Allen came up with the menu for this week’s “Guest Chef” entry. Please enjoy these savory photos selected by Sol!

Photos come to us from Bruno Haas, Jerome Cimolai, David Sankey, Flore de Sermet and Lisa Duran, and were taken with the following film types: PX 70 Color Protection, PX 100 UV+, PX 680 Gold Frame and PX 600 Black Frame film.

Here are Sol’s thoughts about each photo…

Bruno Haas

I’m a complete sucker for reflections. Love the blue to yellow to blue shift as well. That red lil’ car? C’mon, too perfect! :)

Jerome Cimolai

A super creative, and well displayed triptych. Feel super bad for them about the accident, though!

David Sankey

I think this is perfect. The slight wonkiness, the couple of birds and of course, the delicious creams of the PX 100. Decadent.

Flore de Sermet

Charming, secret and inviting. So lush, I can only hope there are more photos from this.

Lisa Duran

Love vistas. I have found myself searching for wide open views for the last couple of years. Whenever there is a beautiful landscape in front of me, I instantly get drawn in.

Thanks so much to Sol for taking time to assemble this tasty bunch! Keep shooting, and be sure to submit...Read All

Photo by Alexandre Bouchon

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Welcome back to Sunday Brunch, our series in which we share lovely photos taken with Impossible film. We decided to mix up the brunch menu a bit by inviting Impossible friends and photographers to guest curate our Sunday Brunch selections.

Our good friend and fantastic photographer Andrew Millar came up with the menu for this week’s “Guest Chef” entry. Please enjoy these savory photos selected by Andrew!

Photos come to us from Alexandre Bouchon, Penny Felts, Landry, Lambis Stratoudakis and Hugo Goudswaard, and were taken with the following film types: PX 70 Color Protection, PX 70 Cool, PX 680 Cool and PX 680 First Flush.

Thanks so much to Andrew for taking time to assemble this tasty bunch! Keep shooting, and be sure to submit to the Impossible Gallery and the Impossible Flickr Group! Your Impossible moment may end up in a future edition of Sunday Brunch!

Photo by Katy Maziarz

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Welcome back to Sunday Brunch, our series in which we share lovely photos taken with Impossible film. We decided to mix up the brunch menu a bit by inviting Impossible friends and photographers to guest curate our Sunday Brunch selections.

Our good friend and fantastic photographer Toby Hancock came up with the menu for this week’s “Guest Chef” entry. Please enjoy these savory photos selected by Toby!

Photos come to us from Katy Maziarz, Kevin Scott Koepke, Ghee Dondlinger, Troy Bradford and Kim Oberski and were taken with the following film types: PX 680 Color Protection, PX 70 Cool, PX 600 Cool and PX 600 UV+ Black Frame.

Toby’s thoughts on each photo…

Photo by Ben Innocent

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Welcome back to Sunday Brunch, our series in which we share lovely photos taken with Impossible film. From now until the end of the year, we will be mixing up the brunch menu by inviting Impossible friends and photographers to guest curate our Sunday Brunch selections.

Our good friend and spectacular photographer Jessica Reinhardt came up with the menu for this week’s “Guest Chef” entry. Please enjoy these savory photos selected by Jessica!

Photos come to us from Ben Innocent, Mazzy Chi, David Gugushvili, Stephanie Lakos and Ghee Dondlinger, and were taken using the following film types: PX 70 Color Protection, PX 680 Color Protection and PX 600 Cool.

Photo by Anthony De Lucci

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Welcome back to Sunday Brunch, our series in which we share lovely photos taken with Impossible film. This week, we have a special treat for you. From now until the end of the year, we will be mixing up the brunch menu by inviting Impossible friends and photographers to guest curate our Sunday Brunch selections.

Our good friend and spectacular photographer Chloe Aftel came up with the menu for our first “Guest Chef” entry. Please enjoy these savory photos selected by Chloe!

Photos come to us from Antonio De Lucci, Bernard Arce, Carine Wallauer, Marcin Jastrzebski and Samuel Blenkin and were taken using the following film types: PX 70 Color Protection, PX 680 Color Protection, PX 100 UV+, PX 70 Cool and PX 680 Cool.

Thanks so much to Chloe for taking time to assemble this tasty bunch! Keep shooting, and be sure to submit to the Impossible Gallery and the Impossible Flickr Group! Your Impossible moment may end up in a future edition of Sunday Brunch!

Photo by Sarah Kirkham

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Greetings from the land of Impossible, and welcome back to Sunday Brunch. Each Sunday, we share with you some Impossible photos that have caught our eye over the course of the week. Please enjoy these wonderful instant captures…

Photos in this issue come to us from Sarah Kirkham, Dustin Yager, Deirdre Malfatto, Penny Felts, and Maiga Doocy. Photos were taken using the following film types: PX 70 Color Protection and PX 70 Cool.

Keep shooting, friends, and be sure to submit to the Impossible Gallery and the Impossible Flickr Group! Your Impossible moment may end up in a future edition of Sunday Brunch!

Photo by Giulio Speranza

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Greetings from the land of Impossible, and welcome back to Sunday Brunch. Each Sunday, we share with you some vibrant Impossible photos that have caught our eye over the course of the week. For this entry we look to the changing colors of the leaves. Please enjoy these Fall foliage photos!

Credit goes to photographers Giulio Speranza, Jenna Gersbach, Amanda Raney, Juli Werner and Ryan Kemp. Photos were taken using the following film types: PX 70 Color Protection, PX 70 Cool, PX 680 Gold Frame and PZ 680 COOL.

Keep shooting, friends, and be sure to submit to the Impossible Gallery and the Impossible Flickr Group! Your Impossible moment may end up in a future edition of Sunday Brunch!

Photo by Joep Gottemaker

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Happy Sunday, friends! Welcome back to Impossible’s Sunday Brunch, our weekly series in which we showcase 5 spooky images that caught our eye over the course of the week. This issue: Pumpkins! We hope you enjoy these Halloweeny Impossible shots…

Photos come to us from Joep Gottemaker, Bettina Poenisch, Shawn Barker, J. James Joiner and Jenna Gersbach, using the following film types: PX 680 Color Protection, PX 70 Color Protection and PX 70 Cool.

Keep shooting, friends, and be sure to submit to the Impossible Gallery and the Impossible Flickr Group! Your Impossible moment may end up in a future edition of Sunday Brunch!

Photo by Jessica Reinhardt

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Happy Sunday, friends, and welcome back to Impossible’s Sunday Brunch, our weekly series in which we showcase 5 cool and calming images that caught our eye over the course of the week. This issue: Oceans & Lakes! We hope you enjoy these watery Impossible shots…

Photos come to us from Jessica Reinhardt, Andrew Jarman, Jon Duenas, Hilary Clarke and Carla Triolo, and were taken using the following film types: PX 680 Color Protection, PX 70 Color Protection and PX 70 Cool.

Keep shooting, friends, and be sure to submit to the Impossible Gallery and the Impossible Flickr Group! Your Impossible moment may end up in a future edition of Sunday Brunch!

Photo by Corbin Sharer

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Happy Sunday, friends, and welcome back to Impossible’s Sunday Brunch, our weekly series in which we showcase 5 revved-up images that caught our eye over the course of the week. This issue: Cars! Take to the road with these stellar Impossible shots…

Photos come to us from Corbin Sharer, Russell Hamilton, Ester Helloo, Edouard Lambert and Lisa Toboz, and were taken using the following film types: PX 680 Color Protection Film, PX 680 Cool and PX 600 Black Frame.

Keep shooting, friends, and be sure to submit to the Impossible Gallery and the Impossible Flickr Group! Your Impossible moment may end up in a future edition of Sunday Brunch!

Photo by Dave Knapik

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Happy Sunday, friends! Welcome back to Impossible’s Sunday Brunch, our weekly series in which we showcase 5 warm and fuzzy images that caught our eye over the course of the week. This week, we are all about Neon! Please enjoy these luminous Impossible photos…

Photos come to us from Dave Knapik, Toby Hancock, Sean Caudill, Nick Leonard and Kumiko Sekiguchi, and were taken using the following film types: PX 70 Color Protection Film, PX 680 Cool and PZ 680 Cool.

Keep shooting, friends, and be sure to submit to the Impossible Gallery and the Impossible Flickr Group! Your Impossible moment may end up in a future edition of Sunday Brunch!

Photo by James McManus

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Happy Sunday, friends! Welcome back to Impossible’s Sunday Brunch, our weekly series in which we showcase 5 sharp images that caught our eye over the course of the week. Lately we’ve been singing the praises of our color film, so this week’s issue is dedicated to the beauty of our monochrome films. Please enjoy these stunning black and white Impossible photos…

Photos come to us from James McManus, Andreina Schoeberlein, Nicholas Misciagna, Laurene and Domink Werdoux and were taken with the following film types: PX 100 UV+, PX 100 Cool and PX 600 UV+ Black Frame.

Keep shooting, friends, and be sure to submit to the Impossible Gallery and the Impossible Flickr Group! Your Impossible moment may end up in a future edition of Sunday Brunch!

Photo by Thomas Preyer

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Welcome back to Sunday Brunch, a wonderful feature in which we share 5 fun photos taken with Impossible film that have stood out to us over the course of each week.

It’s time for an instant toy story. Get your out your dolls and action figures and enjoy these playful Impossible photos from Thomas Preyer, Spyros Bourdoukis, April W, Scott St. Pierre and Jill Auville, which were taken with the following film types: PX 70 Nigo film, PX 70 Opacification test film and PX 680 Opacification test film.

Keep shooting, friends. And be sure to submit to the Impossible Gallery and the Impossible Flickr Group! Your Impossible moment may end up in a future edition of Sunday Brunch!

Photo by Jessica Hibbard

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Happy Sunday, all you morning people! Welcome back to Impossible’s Sunday Brunch, our weekly series in which we showcase 5 hot and fresh images that caught our eye over the course of the week. This week’s issue is dedicated to the coffee-connoisseur and mocha-minded alike. Please enjoy these java-themed Impossible pictures.

Photos come to us from Jessica Hibbard Elenstar, Ben Syverson, Rabbitier, Toby Hancock and Thomas Boesgaard and were taken with the following film types: PX 100 UV+, PX 680 Gold Frame, PX 70 V4B test film and PX 680 V4C test film.

Keep shooting, friends, and be sure to submit to the Impossible Gallery and the Impossible Flickr Group! Your Impossible moment may end up in a future edition of Sunday Brunch!

Photo by Penny Felts

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Welcome back to Sunday Brunch, a wonderful feature in which we share 5 solid photos taken with Impossible film that have stood out to us over the course of each week.

This week’s edition leans toward the Y chromosome; it’s all about dudes. These Impossible photos capture the essence of man in an instant.

Photos come from Penny Felts, Justin Molina, Ann McGarry, David Dalglish and Nicolas SP, on the following film types: PX 70 Opacification test film Version 4B, PX 70 Opacification test film Version 4C, PX 600 UV+ and PZ 600 UV+ Black Frame.

Keep shooting, friends. And be sure to submit to the Impossible Gallery and the Impossible Flickr Group! Your Impossible moment may end up in a future edition of Sunday Brunch!

Photo by Andrea Jenkins

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Hello instanteers and welcome back to Sunday Brunch, where we share spectacular photos taken with Impossible film that have caught our eye over the course of the week.

This week’s issue is very special. We invited you to keep Polaroid Week 2012 alive for an extra week by submitting your favorite Impossible photos to our Roid Week Gallery. Our intention was to select our 5 favorite photos, with the winners receiving a special Impossible film package. Well, with so many fantastic submissions, we had a hard time deciding on just 5, so we chose 9!

Winning photos come from Andrea Jenkins, Linda Nielsen, Juli Werner, Nicholas Misciagna, Moko Chen, Heather Champ, Frank Zierenberg, Cromwell Schubarth and Matt Dicke using the following Impossible film types: PX 70 Cool, PX 680 Cool, PZ 680 Cool, PZ 600 UV+ Black Frame and PX 600 UV+ Grey Frame.

Congratulations to the winners and thank you to all of the wonderfully talented Impossible photographers out there who took part!

Photo by Annie Donovan

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Greetings, feathered friends! Welcome back to Impossible’s Sunday Brunch, our weekly series in which we showcase 5 images that caught our eye over the course of the week. This week’s issue is “for the birds.” Take flight with these beautiful Impossible photos of our neighbors in the sky…

Photos come to us from Annie Donovan, Amalia Sieber, The Kodachromer, Paula Roy and Joep Gottemaker with the following film types: PX 680 Cool, PX 70 Cool, PZ 600 Black Frame and our new 8×10 test film!

Keep shooting, instanteers! And be sure to submit to the Impossible Gallery and the Impossible Flickr Group! Your Impossible moment may end up in a future edition of Sunday Brunch!

Photo by Jenna Gersbach

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Greetings, instanteers! Welcome back to Impossible’s Sunday Brunch, our weekly series in which we showcase 5 juicy images that caught our eye over the course of the week. This week’s issue, subtitled, “Vitamin C”, focuses entirely on fruit. We’re here for all your instant anti-oxidant needs!

Photos come from Jenna Gersbach, Ina Echternach, Kumiko Sekiguchi, Justin Goode and Matt P Dooley, taken with the following film types: PX 70 Cool and PX 600 UV+ Black Frame

Keep shooting, friends. And be sure to submit to the Impossible Gallery and the Impossible Flickr Group! Your Impossible moment may end up in a future edition of Sunday Brunch!

Photo by Ashley Saldana

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Greetings, friends! Welcome back to Impossible’s Sunday Brunch, our weekly series in which we showcase 5 Impossible images that made a splash with us over the course of the week.

This week, we’re having a pool party! These cool, refreshing images come to us from Ashley Saldana, Jenny Jo Patton, Dan Meade, Abigail Thompson and Kim Oberski using the following film types: PX 680 Cool and PX 70 Cool.

Keep shooting, friends. And be sure to submit to the Impossible Sample Gallery and the Impossible Flickr Group! Your Impossible moment may end up in a future edition of Sunday Brunch!

Photo by Andrew Jarman

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Greetings, instant explorers! Welcome back to Impossible’s Sunday Brunch, our weekly series in which we showcase 5 tasty images that caught our eye over the course of the week.

This week, we wanted to get back to nature with a special wilderness-themed edition of Sunday Brunch. Images come to you from Andrew Jarman, Justin Goode, Mark von Minden, Tirolo Orientale and Jeremy Klapprodt.

Photos were taken using the following film types: PX 680 Cool, PX 70 Cool, PX 100 UV+ and PX 70 Nigo edition.

Get out there and keep shooting, friends! Your Impossible moment may end up in a future edition of Sunday Brunch!

Photo by Emilie Lefellic

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Hello again, Impossible fanatics. Welcome back to Impossible’s Sunday Brunch, our weekly series in which we showcase 5 tasty images that caught our eye over the course of the week.

This week’s images were taken by Emilie Lefellic, Vitalis Neufeld, Miguel Wan, Rommel Pecson and Ann Suckow McGarry…

…using the following film types: PX 70 Cool, PX 100 UV+ and PX 600 Black Frame

Keep shooting, friends! Your Impossible moment may end up in a future edition of Sunday Brunch!

Photo by Matteo Varsi

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Welcome back to Sunday Brunch, our weekly series in which we showcase 5 tasty images that caught our eye over the course of the week.

For this week’s selections, we paid another visit to the Impossible Sample Gallery, where users the world over can submit their own images captured on Impossible film. As last week’s Sunday Brunch revolved around colorful images these shots celebrate the cool monochrome magic that is possible with our Silver Shade films.

Images come from Matteo Varsi, Giulio Speranza, Kouis, Katy Maziarz and David Dalglish, and were taken with the following Impossible film types: PX 100 UV+, PX 100 Cool, PX 600 UV+ and PX 600 Cool.

Keep shooting, friends. And be sure to submit to the Impossible Sample Gallery! Your Impossible moment may end up in a future edition of Sunday Brunch!

Photo by Hannah Bryant

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Hello again, Impossible fanatics. Welcome back to Impossible’s Sunday Brunch, our weekly series in which we showcase 5 tasty images that caught our eye over the course of the week.

This week’s selections provide a burst of color to get your Sunday started right. Images were taken by Hannah Bryant, Jodie Hurt, Ralf-Jürgen Stilz, Drew Hoffman and Marion Lanciaux.

…using the following film types: PX 70 Cool, PX 70 12/11 batch and PX 680

Keep shooting, friends! Your Impossible moment may end up in a future edition of Sunday Brunch!

Photo by Erynn Patrick

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Welcome back to Sunday Brunch, our new series in which we highlight 5 delicious photographic treats that caught our eye over the course of the week. This week, we paid a visit to the Impossible Sample Gallery, where users the world over can submit their own images captured on Impossible film…

Photos in this edition come from Erynn Patrick, Joanna Gałuszka, Francesca Todde, Penny Felts and Rick DeMint

…using the following film types: PX 70 Cool, PX 680 Cool, PX 600 Black Frame and PZ 600 Black Frame

Be sure to submit your own Impossible images to our Sample Gallery. Your photo may show up in a future post!

Photo by Nick Tonkin

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Happy Sunday, Impossibles! Welcome back to Sunday Brunch, where we share with you 5 tasty photos that caught our eye over the past week.

This week’s images come to you from Nick Tonkin, Azuree Wiitala, Rudy Ramos, Emanuela De Toffani and Kumiko Sekiguchi.

Photos were taken using the following film types: PX70 Cool, PX 70 Nigo, PX 680 Cool and PX 680 Gold Edition.

Get out there and snap away! We may spy one of YOUR Impossible gems and want to use it in a future Sunday Brunch!

Photo by Sarah Kirkham

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Happy Sunday, Impossibles! Welcome back to Sunday Brunch, where we share with you 5 photographic treats that caught our eye over the past week.

This week, we wanted to focus on animals! These furry critters belong to Sarah Kirkham, Melissa Mohd Nor, Terry Hare, Brad Brok and Scott Hoffman

This week’s images were taken on the following film types: PX 70 Cool, PX 70 Nigo and PZ 680.

Photo by Micaela Go

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Hi friends, and welcome back to Impossible’s Sunday Brunch. Each week, we’ll be posting 5 tasty photos that caught our eye over the past week.

This week, we present you with a special Portrait Edition of Sunday Brunch, featuring photos by Micaela Go, Meredith Wilson, Andrea Buia, Erdal Kahraman and Troy Bradford

Images were taken with the following film types: PX 100 Cool, PX 70 Nigo Edition, PX 680 Gold Edition and PX 70 Cool

Photo by Hannes Caspar

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Hi friends, and welcome back to Impossible’s Sunday Brunch. Each week, we’ll be posting tasty photos that caught our eye over the past week.

This week, we’re delivering extra flavor, with 9 scrumptious Impossible images, from Hannes Caspar, Amanda Raney, Barbara Stellmach, Chris Stapledon, Ben Lormore, Dan O’Connor, Claudia Toloni, Timothy Logan and Jessica Reinhardt

All images were taken with the following film types: PX 70 12/11 film, PX 680 Gold Frame film, PX 70 NIGO film and PX 600 Black Frame film

Photo by Sara Robinson

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Hi friends, and welcome back to Impossible’s Sunday Brunch. Each week, we’ll be posting 5 tasty photos that caught our eye over the past week.

Now that the weather is improving we’ll enjoy this brunch on a picnic table. We’re loving all the great outdoor shots people are taking!

This week’s photos were taken by Sara Robinson, Emily Hunt, Cristina Corduneanu, Inger Margrete and win†erwald using the following film types: PX 70 12/11 film, PX 680 Cool and PZ 680

Photo by Worth Goddard

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Hi friends, and welcome back to Impossible’s Sunday Brunch. Each week, we’ll be posting 5 tasty photos that caught our eye over the past week.

On the menu today, photos taken by Worth Goddard, Santi Navarro Benavente, Scott Southall, Matt Widmann and Mark von Minden.

The photos were taken with following film types: PX 70 12/11 and PX 70 Nigo

Photo by Thomas Krauss

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Hi friends, and welcome to Impossible’s Sunday Brunch. Each week, we’ll be posting 5 tasty photos that caught our eye over the past week.

Photos this week were taken by Thomas Krauss, Bradley Johnson, Thomas Bottcher, Josie Keefe and Zia Khan, using the following film types: PX 680 Cool, PX 70 Cool and PX 100