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Instant Moment: The Amazing and Unique Joachim Knill

By On 20 March 2012 · 1 Comment

Because of its size, the 20×24 Polaroid camera tends to do mostly studio work. There are exceptions—Jennifer Trausch has taken it out in the field now and then, as have others—but those shoots are comparatively rare.

And then there’s the work of Joachim Knill, a Swiss-born photographer who built his own field […]

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Instant Moment: Elsa Dorfman

By On 26 February 2012 · Leave a Comment

I’ve posted about Elsa’s work before, but we’d never met till this weekend, when she was in New York. Long great conversation about lots of Polaroid people and Polaroid pictures and Polaroid memories. And even though I am self-conscious about taking pictures of real photographers, I did screw up my courage and made a […]

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Wired’s “Raw File” Features Elsa Dorfman and the 20×24

By On 7 February 2012 · Leave a Comment

Elsa Dorfman is a Cambridge photographer who works almost exclusively with the 20×24, and has done so since 1980. She does a steady business taking quirky family portraits, as well a variety of other work (here’s a gallery of her many portraits of  Allen Ginsberg). Lots on her Website here, including a film […]

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