Thank you very much, martamaulla! This site is awesome! I've put it immediatly on my Nice URL's! I wonder where all those people find old Polaroids... I've never even found one :-(

I have some tickets for the exhibition "Seek the Extremes..." Dorothy Iannone. Lee Lozano, at KUNSTHALLE in Wien (ending 15/10), that I won't use. I'll give them for free to interested people.

Thanks mistercrash, the SX-70 movie is simply awesome! But wtf is doing Lia there?! :-)

I suppose that 45 [23] Views means: 45 is the total amount of views, 23 the total amount of different Polanoiders who viewed the image. There's a big difference!

Only 5 minutes remaining of my birthday! Life goes so fast...

Images taken with an expired film are not the same as images bad preserved...
Just few tips from my personal expierience:
- NEVER put Polaroid 600's in plastic envelopes, unless they can breathe, even if they seem dry. Strange chemical phenomena may appear, such as a light yellow liquid going out from them, or spreading between the coatings.
(SX-70's just become more yellow for the same reason, but it is less evident).
- Put the Polaroids in a dark place: as everybody knows light ruins the colors, and it is incredible how fast may be with a Pola.
- Store them at 18 degrees. This might be difficult to achieve, but it is how in most museums they store Polaroids (according to a friend of mine who worked in Beaubourg's photographic archives) .

Someone really expert should write a handbook about this subject!

I will probably move to Vienna for some months. I'm searching for a room, apartment or just a comfortable place under a bridge.
Any suggestion/advice from wiener Polanoiders?

It's a rainy day. Nothing better to share some sunny Polaroids!