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The Polaroid ZIP Mobile Printer makes super sticky tiny prints of all your best photos. They’re so sticky in fact, that they can stick to almost anything. Anything you say? Follow our DIY to try it for yourself!

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Always bring flowers, Rebecca Louise Law

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Beautiful Destruction: Volcano Maps

#tintype #hipstamatic #selfie #newdo

#newdo #selfie #hipstamatic #tintype

Seem to have an #animal theme going on here. #jackrussell #spotthemouse

#spotthemouse #jackrussell #animal

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PhotoSensitive's Aging Photo Exhibit

Very happy to be part of #PhotoSensitive #Aging Photo #Exhibit that opened last night in downtown #Toronto.

You can read the #Globe and Mail exhibit review below

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/multimedia/photosensitives-aging-photography-exhibition/article20605324/#dashboard/follows/

This photo is part of ‘A Life Reclaimed’, a project that sheds a little light on gender-based violence. To see the work form this project you can check out my website www.anniesakkab.com

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Inhale the future, Exhale the past…

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A photogenic drawing negative of Orchidea leaves.

After an extensive photographic experimentation, William Henry Fox Talbot created these studies. Though they are a bit splotchy and uneven in tone (due to an issue with unstable fix), they are the foundation on which Talbot perfected the first negative/positive photographic process: the calotype.

Leaves of Orchidea (and detail), April 1839, William Henry Fox Talbot. J. Paul Getty Museum.