http://www.mentalfloss.com/blogs/archives/15131 Really amazing. Really sad And, may I add, a bloody good reason for why Polaroid should keep making their instant film!
Um...how do I respond to this? That's really, really interesting. It's been done by a few other people but not like 30 years. Pretty remarkable.
I just went to the website that shows all the pics, and decided to look at the day I was born. I laughed.
Wow. There's really something to be said for being disciplined with your art. Also I have the same birthday he did.
Crazy and cool. Kind of reminds me of that character in the movie "Smoke". He took a picture at the same time on the same street corner every single day and created photo albums of it.
Wow!! Just goes to show... if you sort through enough internet boogers you can eventually find a real gem. Polaroid Drama... very interesting!
That's really cool... and quite sad. But, if it was something he stuck to 'til his dying day... it musta been something he loved, no? My birthday.
That makes me feel sad. But at the same time I wonder how he must have felt to have died knowing what a great accomplishment he had made by being so disciplined in his art. People like him that are 200% committed are the reason why we continue to have great art, IMO.
Sad but interesting. With digital, you don't need poloroid anymore, but it centainly has a quality to it you can't get any other way.