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CONTEST | THE BEST POLAROID PHOTO | BLUR MAGAZINE The company of Polaroid stopped producing the instant film in June 2008, and the expiry date of the last films produced is 9 Oct 2009. After this, it will no longer be possible to purchase instant film – and Polaroid photography would thus be dead and gone forever. But there is hope – The Impossible Project will launch new instant film materials in 2010. In the beginning of 2010, they will present a b&w analogue integral film for all SX70 and 600 camera models, and colour film will follow in summer, and by the end of 2010 they will bring Image film for Spectra cameras back. To sup

BLUR HISTORY Blur magazine is project founded and run by photography enthusiasts, and volunteers from all parts of Croatia. Aiming at achieving high quality content, the magazine is published quarterly in PDF format so it can easily be downloaded, saved and browsed through every now and then. It is available through the Internet exclusively, in order to avoid high cost distribution fees, break territorial borders and reach every single part of the Earth, free of charge. It is because of its cosmopolitan nature that Blur is edited simultaneously in Croatian and English. Though initially established under the name o

Spring is coming and we decided to put our garde nin order. We tilled the field and scattered the seed for some very good stuff. But let's not talk about this now. At least not until we can pick the first fruit. Nevertheless, we can talk about one thing which is slowly growing - our blog. We have a new member, Darijo Belic, a long time friend, who has recently become the Bulb blog administrator. With his help, we hope to interact better with our readers. The old blog was cancelled and the new one is coming up soon. A complete redesign will follow, and it includes archives of every author and collaborator of Bulb magazine. The C