Polaroid BigShot on 660 film.
MY LOVE LETTER TO THE POLAROID:
Much has been written lately about the death of analog film, especially my beloved chunky squares.
THE POLAROID WILL NEVER DIE.
Not as long as I have anything to say about it.
xo
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I am still on the hunt for that secret warehouse of films for you.
Hey, you took this with the Big Shot. Does the other film work in it too?
Would make a great epitaph. Can I use it? For a character, I mean. I figure mine will be “Oops.” Or maybe that’s my last word.
Belle opera dans le produit. Add one more sadness to the sadness of change generally.
Heart palpitations.
HA! Jack, you can certainly use it. Myself, it was torn from the last package of 669 film I purchased—which said, in a half-dozen languages, “this product is being discontinued.”
I don’t know why people don’t understand that digital is the devil. I can prove it with math, too: Digital is just ones and zeroes, and if you add up enough, well then you’ve got 666 don’t you? The numbers don’t lie. Neil Young knew this when he wouldn’t let his vinyl become CDs but now just look at him since he gave in to temptation.
Also, I love the way the XO looks like it’s branded right into the wood. Nicely done sir.
Troglodytes!
But I love the pix! L-U-V.