Our Stories
God Save the Polaroid
Photo and words by Dylan
My first memory of photography was holding my grandfather’s SX-70. I was fascinated by it’s folding design and magic images that it put forth. These would be lasting memories that would shape my aesthetic views...Continue...
Posted: Sunday May 25, 2008 by Sean
My Polaroid Story
Photo and words by Erich
I grew up as everyone does, a product of two families. My father’s side always had Kodak Instamatic cameras, and nobody took photography seriously. My mother’s side, however, was somehow deeply tied to the instant...Continue...
Posted: Sunday May 25, 2008 by Sean
Who’s Up for a Battle?
Photo and words by revivify
Last Saturday Nick and our friend Jesse conned me into seeing George Romero’s ‚“Diary of the Dead”. I generally hate scary movies, but I can usually stomach zombie flicks, so I went. Five minutes into...Continue...
Posted: Sunday May 25, 2008 by Sean
Keep the Magic Alive
Photo and words by kate
Polaroid can never be replaced by digital. There’s so much it can do that nothing else can. Only one person gets the original. No one else has the same picture. It’s more than a print,...Continue...
Posted: Sunday May 25, 2008 by Sean
Please Let Me Keep This
Photo and words by marmar gee
I realize I need to stop living in the past and tinkering with things from happier times.. but i enjoy Polaroids. not just because they’re some trendy medium for artsy farties everywhere, or because...Continue...
Posted: Sunday May 25, 2008 by Sean
Polaroid Throughout My Life
Photo and words by clare savory
Throughout my life I have always had Polaroids. My dad gave me a cheap point and shoot Polaroid for my 11th birthday and I used to spend all of my time trying to take...Continue...
Posted: Sunday May 25, 2008 by Sean
1989
Photo and words by Zeus one
A few days before this photo was taken, I was lying in a hospital bed somewhere in Florida having received my first epileptic fit. This is not a good thing and not a pleasant...Continue...
Posted: Sunday May 25, 2008 by Sean
