Showing posts with label faux polaroid. Show all posts
Showing posts with label faux polaroid. Show all posts

Thursday, July 9, 2009

The Impossible Project

We've all heard of The Impossible Project, mais non? A group of Polaroid enthusiasts dedicated to bringing back instant film compatible with Polaroid brand cameras? They've acquired Polaroid film factory equipment, signed a lease on a factory, and are working on ironing out all the issues related to creating, not only instant film, but affordable and easy-to-produce instant film. They aim to have it done sometime in 2010.

If they succeed, it's wonderful, wonderful news for all those Pola enthusiasts out there...you know who you are! Ended will be the eternal quest for one more pack of film, ended will be the need to only take that one perfect shot, because you can't waste your exposures on casual snapshots.

I headed over to their website this morning to see what was goin' on...and I see that they've actually created tee-shirts for the faithful...I mean, uh, the fans...to wear. Seems like a good cause to me; proceeds go to help keep the factory up and running. And besides which, the shirts are just adorable, too! The women's shirt comes in red or black, and has an image of a heart made of Polaroid pictures on the front. How cute is that??




It's the perfect way for a Polaroid fan to not only wear their obsession on their chest, but to aid in the continuation of that obsession. And it's adorable, to boot.

Monday, May 4, 2009

Polaroid Week, Day One



It's 'Roid Week 2009, and, for once, I actually have a working Polaroid camera with which to participate! It's not the much-coveted Polaroid SX-70 camera...I have one, but it doesn't work, ha. It's just a Polaroid One Step...the big blocky black plastic camera most people think of when they hear the word "Polaroid." But it works! I intend to have some fun with this!!


Wednesday, February 25, 2009

Confidence in Sunshine, Confidence in Rain




One of these days the world will come back to life. I know it! The open water proves it! Despite the snow, despite the chilly wind. When I look out the window I can see earth and running water. Spring will come again!