Remember film? Loading it, shooting it all too quickly, driving to the Fotomat — lots of delayed gratification and blurry prints. Before digital banished those bad memories, there was Polaroid, whose SX-70 was the first mainstream instant camera to develop photos with no chemical bath — or film-peeling — required. A smashing success, the camera made Polaroid synonymous with automatic film development and became such a staple of '70s life that at one point, Americans reportedly spent more money on Polaroid film than on toothpaste.
A series of eclectic, possibly unconnected and probably meandering observations of an all weather cyclist, DJ, Magician and social observer. Some material may be inappropriate for younger or more sensitive adults. May contain psychological nudity. Follower discretion is advised.
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