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The loveliness of Polaroid mistakes

By April 1, 2010

My friend Kitty and I had our Polaroid photo shoot with Zoe Strauss last weekend and among the several shots of the two of us is this one which I truly love for its pretty great chiaroscuro and its lovely moody atmosphere.  Thanks Zoe and thanks Polaroid!

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Kitty and me, photo by Zoe Strauss

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