As a photographer who's always had a nuanced love/hate relationship with…

As a photographer who's always had a nuanced love/hate relationship with Polaroid—predominantly love, but challenged by its environmental implications—I want to share my excitement for the "Today/Tomorrow" exhibition. This project by Aishah Kenton and Sean Davey captures the authenticity and resilience of youth through expired Polaroid film. It beautifully navigates the intersection of past, present, and future, showcasing diverse narratives that underscore the importance and impact of every story. An inspiring reflection on the stages of life and the enduring power of photography to tell amazing stories.

And it so good to see the Guardian covering stories about photo exhibitions

https://lnkd.in/g4zzFng8

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This looks to be a fascinating festival