| Xavier Damon's work consists of Polaroids that are being enlarged to fairly large sizes. |
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| Meanwhile, the Drama of the Photo Shoot continues, as I showed the Polaroids to a few of my nearest and dearest. |
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| Samaras strikes hundreds of different poses, twisting and reshaping himself before the lenses of his various Polaroids. |
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| After threatening Bourgeau and others with arrest if they didn't cooperate, police officers took close-up Polaroids of some of the images. |
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| Gonzalo Ruffat's website has lots of blurry nudes, presented as if they were Polaroids. |
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| They invited visitors to pose for Polaroids against a photomural of a ski chalet, on a set equipped with skis and covered with artificial snow. |
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| This Japanese tale of first love sounds simple, but then you find out that the film was shot in 16 mm, 8mm, video, Polaroids and digital photos. |
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| This was of course next to all the snapshots of their team's crashes and a few Polaroids of team members in the hospital, usually giving a thumbs up. |
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| Yet he has burnt and defaced the Polaroids themselves, hiding and disfiguring the characters within. |
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| During a 15-year moratorium on videomaking, beginning in 1979, Campus experimented with large-format Polaroids, then turned to the new medium of digital photography. |
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| Dash Snow apparently took his Polaroids to capture his life by night. |
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| Self-taught photographer, I practice photography since my first Polaroids of adolescence. |
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| In Budapest the 25 Polaroids of that one-way trip were scanned on computer and sent to Paris by modem. |
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| I went to his studio, showed them a few of my Polaroids and they didn't say a word? |
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| His main artistic technique is acrylic and oil painting, but he also works from Polaroids and photographic and film images. |
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| Acid-free tissue paper and shoe boxes labelled with Polaroids are not required. |
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| This sensation of dilated time is also present in several 1976 Polaroids showing ordinary things in Welling's studio and the restaurant where he worked during that period. |
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| The submitted pieces can be sketches, photographs, unedited video, maquettes, a record of a performance or a series of Polaroids. |
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| Polaroids are used as window screens to regulate the amount of light entering the room. |
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| Others thumb through booklets of photocopied Polaroids. |
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| Samaras seized upon the fact that Polaroids, fresh out of the camera, stay gooey for a while, and can be physically manipulated. |
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| In the rooms, there's a cushion on the bed embroidered with punks, city suits and an Amy Winehouse-esque character, plus a stack of glossy books on Polaroids and quirky British festivals. |
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| It is very interesting because Ghirri's photographs of Rossi's work are juxtaposed with Polaroids taken by Rossi, giving an insight into his visual imagination. |
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| Rankin and Willingham, when they tossed his cell, they took Polaroids so they could get everything back in place. |
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| Simons slides a pair of Polaroids across the table. They depict a couple of color-lit high schoolers standing in what appears to be an empty warehouse. |
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| She went to see BWANA DEVIL and, after donning the polaroids, saw correctly. |
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