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Polaroid dies: my life in plastic squares (16 images)

The Polaroid camera has officially died on 29 September with the last batch of instant film expiring, and with it, a generation of expression. Former employees are running an initiative in Holland, you can convert your own polaroids online and Mylastpolaroid.com are making a documentary. One Greek photographer shares fifteen years of his professional life in Polaroid

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30/09/09

Tags : Grèce, Photographie, Polaroid, Culture.

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gola - 2009-10-04 20:48:07

The images are nothing special but I like a title;)

jSp - 2009-10-05 10:03:28

I really like the pictures. Some of them are really creative...

JuKil - 2009-10-05 10:49:33

We all have a fascination with looking at other peoples pictures, tracking age. This slideshow whilst not being very deep in meaning (aside than for the author itself), shows a tiny snapshot of life and evolution, even if we dont know or necessarily care for the character within.

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