Discussions (28)
What makes you shoot Polaroid?
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otibi1 says:
We all love Polaroid here. So I'm curious to hear from y'all, what drives you to shoot it? Is there anything you specifically like to shoot with it? |
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Mark Rowell says:
I enjoy shooting landscapes. Polaroid film has bags of character and the cameras are fun to use. Thereβs almost a timeless quality about Polaroid film and I still have a childlike wonder from seeing an image develop!
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Jezlyn26 says:
+1 to lawatt. I love the unpredictability that comes from either development quirks/errors, or from the exposure itself. I especially love pictures from my SX-70 or 680 SLR (before it died π) because of the lenses on those cameras. But my current instant film cameras (Diana F+ with Instax Mini back, Polaroid Land Camera 420, Polaroid Go, and Impossible I-1) are doing well for this Polaroid Week. |
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Estrella Marr says:
My love for it I think... I like all instant and analogue film available tho but there's something magical about Polaroid film, and what can you do with it after you have your image: it doesn't stop there and you can make a new work using the emulsion, dry or not. I also love a lot their reclaimed negativesπππ
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slowdevil says:
It's just magic, peeling that film apart and seeing a perfect little image with a white frame. And after the anticipation of letting it sit there a couple of minutes to develop after pulling it through the rollers. Like a little xmas present waiting to be opened. And it's a surprise every time. Eventually I'll deplete my stash and that'll be it.
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The Futurist On Film says:
To me Polaroid looks like memory looks. It says, "I was there."
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