
Meet the Polaroid Go Generation 3.
New lens. New flash. New colors. Still tiny.

New lens. New flash. New colors. Still tiny.

Red to orange, purple to yellow, then back again — when colors get weird, they tend to get extremely weird. Here we embark on a journey through the landscape of Retinex, the mind-melting theory of human color vision, conceptualized by the father of Polaroid, Edwin Land.

Emulsion Lift | Transparencies | Cross-Stitch | Cut-up Collage | Light Painting | Double Exposure

