Why I Love Traveling With My Instant Camera

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May 9, 2023

Instant cameras are more than a fun nostalgia item. Sure everybody loves pulling out a freshly printed picture before it’s developed and waiting to see how it turned out. But carrying an instant camera can also help you be more cognizant of picture-worthy moments. In our top story, Sarah relates her experience of traveling with one of these retro-inspired cameras and why she’ll never go on vacation without one again.

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