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Louis Mendes creates portraits across New York City using a 70-year old Graflex Speed Camera. He’s the camera’s original owner, having bought it when he worked in the electronics department of Macy’s.
Louis has modified the camera to be compatible with an instant film back.
He shot this Instax photo of me in Grand Central Terminal in December 2024.
I first met Louis Mendes at Coney Island's Mermaid Parade. I ran into him over Christmas in Grand Central Terminal. He chastised me for not taking his advice and carrying a printer with me!
Louis creates portraits across New York City using a 70-year old Graflex Speed Camera.
The next photo in my feed is the Instax photo he shot of me in Grand Central.
I first met Louis Mendes at Coney Island's Mermaid Parade. I ran into him over Christmas in Grand Central Terminal. He chastised me for not taking his advice and carrying a printer with me!
Louis creates portraits across New York City using a 70-year old Graflex Speed Camera.
The previous photo in my feed is the Instax photo he shot of me in Grand Central.
Kodak T-Max 3200 shot on a Canon A-1 with 50mm f/1.8
Cinestill 800T shot on a Canon A-1 with 50mm f1/1.8
Cinestill 800T shot on a Canon A-1 with 50mm f1/1.8
Cinestill 800T shot on a Canon A-1 with 50mm f1/1.8
Kodak Portra 400 shot on a Canon A-1 with 50mm f1/1.8
Kodak Portra 400 shot on a Canon A-1 with 50mm f1/1.8
Cinestill 800T shot on a Canon A-1 with 50mm f1/1.8
Kodak Portra 400 shot on a Canon A-1 with 50mm f1/1.8
Kodak Portra 400 shot on a Canon A-1 with 50mm f1/1.8
Cinestill 800T shot on a Canon A-1 with 50mm f1/1.8
