The world's largest instant camera is too big to fit on a plane. It's going on a world tour anyway
Most photographers strive to find a camera system that fits easily into a small bag when traveling. But the people behind the 20x24 Project are traveling the world with a camera so big that it doesn't fit in a plane. The above video from the group is a fantastic introduction to the project, along with the camera's wild history. The video very briefly walks through the general story of Polaroid and instant photography, but the main focus, of course, is the behemoth of a camera. It touches on the camera's surprising origins, its unlikely rise to fame among some of the most celebrated artists of the 20th century, and how it ended up back in action after years in storage. It's also an exciting look at what's to come from the camera. The video at the top of the article was the project's introduction, but it is well underway now, and the team has since released several episodes featuring the artists they have worked with so far. You can check out one of those below and see all their videos
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