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This crazy contraption uses nothing more than your phone's screen to expose Polaroid-style instant film. A collapsable design ensures that you'll have it with you when you need it, the built-in battery can handle 150 pics on one charge, and it's compatible with film for Polaroid 600 and SX 70 cameras — not the most common stuff, but luckily for you Impossible bought the last Polaroid film factory, so they should have you covered.
Oh, right!
Despite the small wholes and the labels, inside the container, due to lack of proper divisions, all the sorted waste quickly blends together again, specially when those huge bags get full - which doesn't seem so unlikely to happen.
I know I sound pessimistic about this, but putting all together, it seemed to me as a project somewhat made to go wrong, or poorly planned/ executed. Hence, the thought - impossible...
I do hope they'll prove me wrong.
Day 25. Topic: Impossível (impossible) (suggested by João).
The people at Impossible Project held a open house and I was invited to join the tour of the factory. The place once employed 1200 people at the hight of the Polaroid days. Now just 36 people are the Impossible Project. All of them passionate, dedicated and giving their all to keep us Polaroid camera users happy with film. Daunting task and after the visit I have nothing but respect for people achieving the impossible.
The building
Leica D-Lux 5
Couldn't resist snapping this view in Prague. They used this scene in mission impossible (the first one).
Model: Cherry
Place: National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan
Photographer: Me
Image Editor: Me
Taken:January 24th, 2009
Yes, I am obsessed with the fall colors on our property! I can't get enough photos, and you (bless your hearts) get to see them all if you can stand it. I shot this one just at the edge of our property on the road. The light, the colors, the weather, God's blessings are all around.
Very short, very random. sweeeet
Oh and sorry for the ghetto part- it wasnt meant to look so houcheymama
Pig is trying to have some food but failed to do so even having a stick handy.
TECH: gel pen, steppling, pointillism, moleskine.
Camera: Nikon D5100
Lens: Nikon AF-S 50mm 1.8G
Flash: ---
Settings: 1/80sec ƒ/1.8 ISO100
Taken at Rue du chat qui peche, near Saint-Michel Notre Dame, Paris.
Model: Cherry
Place: National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan
Photographer: Me
Image Editor: Me
Taken:January 24th, 2009
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I am fatigued. Washed up. Out. It rains.
Cat supplies. Sunday. We have a coupon
for a cat toy. Something with a feather
on the end of a stick perhaps. A good feather
on the end of a stick is not to be discounted
as an avenue into the City of Joy. This light.
It’s like right before the season turns nasty.
And where did the sun go? Spain? Italy?
The bookstore will have the last book
I’ll ever need to buy, also the last music.
One sentence will take me months to read,
then I’ll have to ask everyone I know to tell
me what it means? Do you know what it means?
A dozen songs, all about the love of a woman
for her handbag. What does the handbag mean?
It’s still raining. I’ll go now and stand in the shower
under an umbrella and pretend to be a crazy man
in Spain Madrid Barcelona Portugal Lisbon.
Lean closer. You are a very sweet person. Click.