Take a picture, delete, retake, upload, edit, post to a social media website, then done. In this modern day of digital photography and instant access, it’s easy for anyone to share pictures with the ...

You can buy Impossible Project film for old Polaroid cameras at about 500 stores in North America, including the ones below: Impossible Project Space 425 Broadway, fifth floor New York 212-219-3254 ...

On the 80th anniversary of the founding of Polaroid, the people behind the Impossible Project are launching a new brand, Polaroid Originals, with the goal of bringing back instant photography from its ...

"Not everything's about zero & one." Bohemia Media & Trinity Creative have released an official trailer for a documentary titled An Impossible Project, about the "impossible" attempt to save Polaroid ...

Before I untangle this weird web any further, here’s what we know about the camera: it’s an instant film camera like many before it, and it’s available for preorder now, with a ship and store date of ...

N, R at Prince St. After Polaroid announced in 2008 that they would be discontinuing their instant film, an ambitious group of former Polaroid employees and photography enthusiasts joined forces as ...

Enschede, Holland: June 2008. Polaroid shuttered their last factory, and a team from Berlin started fundraising. It was a nostalgic, grandiose dream, but the crew of the Impossible Project believed ...

You can have your Polaroid film and keep your digital perks, too. A fresh take on the vintage Polaroid concept hopes to lure in photographers with old-school film. Freelance writer Amanda C. Kooser ...

Directed by Jens Meurer, An Impossible Project is an inspiring documentary film about the resurgence of analog in a digital world. It tells the story of an eccentric Austrian scientist who saved the ...

The Impossible Project, a website that documents creative endeavours that were made impossible due to COVID-19, launches this week. Developed by designer, artist and creative producer Anna Tregloan, ...

Previously on Kickstarter and finally available for order, the Impossible Lab is an analog gadget that lets you print Polaroids from your iPhone. It's brilliant. Here's why. If You Screw Up, Be Honest ...