Category Archives: 20×24 In The News
Timothy Greenfield-Sanders has worked with the 20×24 camera since 1986. In those years he used the 20×24 for campaigns for Barney’s, Tommy Hilfiger, on the set Steven Speilberg’s “Hook”, portraits of Presidents and First Ladies, and countless classic images of art world, cinema, and literary celebrities. We were particularly excited to have him agree to […]
Polaroid’s 20×24 cameras, built in the late 1970s and named for the dimensions of their snapshots — 20 by 24 inches, are the largest living Polaroid cameras in the world. (There was once an even bigger one with 40×80 snapshots but the film has run out.) Five of these 20×24 cameras still exist, and one […]
On June 26, 2012, the We Are Family Foundation hosted “Night of Originals” with legendary photographer/filmmaker Bruce Weber and musician/producer and founder of We Are Family Foundation, Nile Rodgers, at the Norwood Club in New York. An intimate gathering of guests enjoyed a private dinner with Weber and Rodgers that was followed by a black […]
One of my former interns asked me to write a few lines on why I feel analog instant is still powerful in our digital world. I thought I would share it with you. Analog Instant in a Digital World When the instant 20×24 format was created in 1976, it was a different world in photography. […]