Good news for all fans of Polaroid – and there are enough Polaroid related Flickr groups to suggest there a lot out there – as The Impossible Project has realised it’s dream of producing new film for Polaroid instant cameras.
The new PX Silver Shade Instant Film is optimized for the use in traditional Polaroid [...]
[update] See the winner here.
How would you like to provide the design or photograph for the next Satchel Blue album cover?
Our fifth album, Another Fine Day, is due for release in February and we’d like your ideas for the front cover.
There’s no prize as such, but if you’ve got the perfect cover then we’ll credit [...]
Anyone who keeps a watchful eye on my Flickr photostream will have noticed that I recently found the time to trawl through the photographs that made it back from my Canada trip earlier this year and upload over 100 of the best.
I’ve been wanting to create my own photo book for ages and, with a [...]
Following my recent post about my late entry into Polaroid I’m very excited to read that The Impossible Project looks to have succeeded in it’s aim to bring instant film technology back to production.
As reported in The Independent, the project will be producing 1 million new films in 2010, with more to follow in later [...]
Polaroid stopped making their particular brand of instant camera film in June 2008, approximately one year after they halted production of the instant cameras that made the company it’s name.
Much has been made of the attempts by The Impossible Project to bring the technology back to life – an attempt to capitalise on that “analogue [...]
Finally got around to setting up a Photobox gallery to sell some of my own prints.
Only a couple up at the moment but will try and work through the back catalogue over the coming weeks.
All the random stuff is still making it onto Flickr of course.
Gutted! I’m away when this is on but I suggest anyone in the Birmingham area on Saturday 21st March should go along and take part.
Basically, take along some of your own prints to be included in the exhibition and, for every one of your own that you are willing to give away, you can [...]
I’ve finally finished scanning in my photo-a-day travel experience from 2004/05 – and it only took just under 5 months. I wasn’t exactly working around the clock to achieve this but it certainly illustrates the effort required to digitise old media.
In total, 336 photographs covering 11 months spent in Australia, New Zealand, Japan and [...]
In October 2004 I left the UK with a rucksack, a one way ticket to Sydney, Australia, and no idea what I was going to do for the next 12 months.
Each day I took one photo on my 35mm Fuji compact camera with the date function turned on.
I have now, nearly four years later, decided [...]
So, the “…best online photo management and sharing application in the world.“ has now introduced the ability to upload video.
Admittedly you are currently only able to upload 90 second clips and, according to the video FAQs, there are two ground rules:
1. Only “safe” and “moderate” video content is permitted. Your “beautiful wife” should not be [...]