Idea for Display

So far, I have figured out how I want to display my photographs this quarter.

I have been really interested in the use of baroque frames, I have even considered using them in the past. When artists utilize these kind of frames for their work, it references master paintings and fine art. My plan is to use the frames in juxtaposition with Polaroid, pushing the question of whether or not photography and even Polaroid ought to be considered within the fine art helm. 

I found some frames I think might work, but they are not the right color. I plan to paint them to resemble aged baroque frames. I would prefer finding used frames from thrift shops, but I haven't found any yet.

I'm wondering, should all of the frames be the same? Would it look alright to have different frames? Round, square, and rectangle? Or just one?

Beginning of the end

This is my final photography class at Central, crazy. Since Fall quarter, I have accumulated quite the collection of cameras. Below I'm going to list them, more as a reference for myself since I keep forgetting I have some.

Brownie Six-16

Brownie Target Six-16

Brownie Super 27

Instamatic X-30

Agfa Isoflash - Rapid C

Kodak Pony 135

Kodak Pony 828

Minolta X-370

Polaroid Land Camera Model 80

Polaroid Land Camera 320

Polaroid Super Shooter

Polaroid SX-70 

Polaroid Pronto RF

Polaroid Impulse

Polaroid Sun Autofocus 660

Polaroid One

Polaroid OneStep Close-up

Polaroid OneStep Autofocus

Canon Rebel T3i

Konica AutoFlex TC (Found buried underground, completely non-functioning) 

Although I am quite fond of Polaroid, I would like to at least try using a few of the others this quarter, especially the brownie cameras. There are a few accessories I would like to get for the sx-70, particularly the Mint Lens set, tripod mount, and a remote release.