© Christian Wagner
Sunday, February 22, 2009
Sunday, February 1, 2009
Instant photography won't die
Since Polaroid stopped the production of instant films 2008 - the Polaroid photographers society was yelling. Now the good news: Ilford restarts the production of analouge integral films for vintage Ploaroid cameras in 2010. The rescue endevour was called The Impossible Projekt.
Impossible? Well because the Impossible b.v. team has to reinvent the film. The original parts of the films are based on a 40 year old technology. Some of the suppliers stopped their production of single parts, which has to be replaced by state of the art technology. Now Impossible b.v. has to fix 7 problems to restart the mass production 2010. They invite all interested people for participation to solve the problems.
Impossible? Well because the Impossible b.v. team has to reinvent the film. The original parts of the films are based on a 40 year old technology. Some of the suppliers stopped their production of single parts, which has to be replaced by state of the art technology. Now Impossible b.v. has to fix 7 problems to restart the mass production 2010. They invite all interested people for participation to solve the problems.
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Ilford,
impossible project,
Instant photography,
Polaroid
Monday, January 26, 2009
Inauguration on the air

© originally broadcasted by N24; photographed and arranged by Christian WagnerMore about inauguration on the air on bo73 space: Issue "44"
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Christian Wagner,
Inauguration
Sunday, January 25, 2009
Eyes on that...
When I was rummaging through FOTO 8 magazine I came across Thunderbolt Way * A fictional photo story by David Gray and The blue skies of Nauru by Aileen Rahn.
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Aileen Rahn,
David Gray,
Foto8
Sunday, January 11, 2009
Monday, January 5, 2009
New documentary about William Eggleston
Today i want to introduce the new documentary of one of my absolute favorite photographers: William Eggleston. Notice for all car lovers: No, this issue is not about the F1 president.
"It would be difficult to imagine the world according to David Lynch, Gus Van Sant, Juergen Teller or Sophia Coppola without the world according to William Eggleston." The Observer
Shortcut of the documentary by R. Holzemer:
The film can directly be ordered from the website of the filmmaker Reiner Holzemer.
"It would be difficult to imagine the world according to David Lynch, Gus Van Sant, Juergen Teller or Sophia Coppola without the world according to William Eggleston." The Observer
Shortcut of the documentary by R. Holzemer:
The film can directly be ordered from the website of the filmmaker Reiner Holzemer.
Labels:
film,
Reiner Holzemer,
William Eggleston
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