Photo: Sidney Geubelle & Saga Sigurdardottir
Why did Polaroid stop producing analogue film?
The production was too expensive.
If you ask me, that is not a good enough excuse.
Our beloved Polaroid catridges are going extinct.
The Impossible Project has 12 months to develope a cheaper replacement and save this wonderful art form.
If you love Polaroid as much as I do, you should take the time to have a look at what these wonderful eope are trying to do and support their cause.
Long live Polaroid!
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I hope they succeed in making a new instant film that works with the old cameras....Cuz I have a million of them & no more film. It's gotten too pricey lately.. Boo.
I know! I tried to get a camera/film last christmas and it was already discontinued! I love the look though and digital recreation loses the art form. I love this last image, with the feathers...but that could be due to the fact that I'm going through a fixation with Native Americans and I've been obsessed with birds and feathers for ages!
it is so gorgeous x
I hope the project works out. Poloroids were the best cameras - so many good memories xoxo
I hope they don't go extinct. I heard that in my photography class and i couldn't believe it either! why?!!!
i can't imagine a world without polaroid,
long live polaroid indeed!
sometimes i do hate the speed in which technology is advancing in. polaroid film is so hard to come by =(
thank you for sharing !!
I definitely gonna check that website!
Long Live Polaroid!!!!
Pan's Holiday
PS. I might as well put it in my blog too.
oh gawd i just spent a shitload of $$$ on polaroid spectra film off of the internet. i think it's from japan! i'm going to take it to new york with me! speaking of...just tell me everywhere i should go! shopping, bars, hangouts...what to do what to see. not the typical places, but your favorite places that i might not know about! tips on getting into clubs etc...haha
Fantastic blog! i'd love to trade links. . . xx molly
these are my polaroids.
sweet.
Those fisrt two polas are by Sidney Geubelle.
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