The Impossible Project has brought life to old Polaroid cameras with new film, but having tried it, we can safely say it still has a way to go. Images, and the devices that capture them, are my focus.

Polaroid manufactured its last pack of film in 2008, an analog casualty of the digital revolution. Smartphones weren't nearly as advanced as they are today, and nobody knew what an Instagram was in ...

Who doesn’t like instant film? Get out. The rest of you, stay and marvel. The Impossible Project, which 7 years ago started the, well, nearly impossible project of reverse-engineering Polaroid’s ...

The Impossible Project has spent the past decade trying to revive Polaroid photography, first by bringing back instant film for vintage cameras and eventually launching a new device, the I-1, last ...

I would bet that most of us have memories of someone in our family shooting pictures with one of those point and shoot instant film cameras. I would bet if you had siblings or cousins around at the ...

These days, it’s possible to buy a number of different Polaroid instant cameras new off the shelf. That’s largely thanks to the retro resurgence that has buoyed interest in everything from vinyl ...

Attention all those mourning the demise of Polaroid film - chin up! An exhibition heralding the technology’s renaissance is just around the corner. Dutch photography company The Impossible Project is ...