Instant

This book tells the remarkable story of Polaroid, from its origins during World War II to its rise as a technological and cultural icon.

Written by Christopher Bonanos, it chronicles the life and work of Edwin Land, the inventor of instant photography, and the company's evolution through its innovative products, including the SX-70 camera.

The book also explores Polaroid's interactions with famous artists like Ansel Adams and Andy Warhol, and its eventual decline in the face of digital photography.

Bonanos' narrative is engaging and well-illustrated, capturing the essence of Polaroid's influence on photography and popular culture.