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