Analogue Returns....

I never really gave much though to instant photography, I remember using a Polaroid of some description in the eighties as a child, other than that I hadn't had any real interest. (Now I know it was a Polaroid 1000, that used SX 70 film)

Then suddenly after browsing the internet - again looking for other avenues of photography to discover, came across the Impossible Project.

For me the awareness that the instant film made by Polaroid had ceased production was not something that I had been aware of, at this point the value of what this team of individuals was in the process of trying to do caught my attention. 

But you still had Fuji, making the FP series of instant film and the slightly lomoesque Instax series of films. 

But Polaroid? The inventors of the instant film? No longer manufacturing instant film? Edwin H. Land would not be impressed. 

http://www.the-impossible-project.com/

Shot on a Polaroid Supercolour 670 AF with the last of the original Polaroid 600 Instant Film. Part of the Impossible Projects final stocks of the film issued as the Paul Giambarba Edition.