When it comes to photography there are multiple ways to capture the moment. Whether it be from your phone, a camera or a polaroid there many ways to get the perfect shot.
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Although nowadays anyone can snapshot on the go, there seems to be a re-emergence of vintage style photography. Apps simulating old-school cameras have become popular, along with the rise of polaroids.
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One app in specific, the NOMO cam allows the user to experience taking a picture with a disposable camera. After taking a picture through a small viewfinder, the picture “develops” and is sent to your personal photo lab. Here, you can edit the picture to your liking.
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If you’ve been in a college dorm recently, chances are you have seen a new-age Polaroid camera sitting beneath a mural of peace signs and duck faces. The popularity of the polaroid resurfaced because of the heavy nostalgic culture we live.
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Adam Scagliarini says polaroids are making a comeback because “old technology is new technology”. Our generation craves the physical feeling of taking a polaroid instead of snapping a digital photo that can be erased by a click of a button.
In our technologically advanced world being able to hold a photo seconds after taking it can be grounding, and even to some be more satisfying.
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We are now able to simulate the experience of disposable cameras and photography in general into the palm of your hands. Going out into nature with a classic Polaroid is one of the experiences not many people have today, yet it is a good one, and one that is worth everybody’s time.