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The Death Of Polaroid
…Polaroid was a company that was facing possible closure. Having found photography the thing that gave me creativity all of a sudden one part of it was being taken away from me. Why I had such a strong reaction I don’t know. I was relieved when the company survived. Although it lead me to a real realisation of how odd my non-person mourning was.
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