Germany Pavilion

by Matthew | Jun 12, 2026 | design, photography

Another piece in a collage series using Polaroid integral films. This time it is a sweeping panorama of the Germany Pavilion inside EPCOT at The Walt Disney World Resort in Lake Buena Vista, FL.

The proliferation of new old-stock instant Polaroid cameras, new cameras from the rebirthed Polaroid corporation, and a host of new films has given new life to instant photography. It was only a few years back that Polaroid went out of business due to the rise in digital cameras.

However, the team from The Impossible Project picked up the pieces and have reinvigorated the brand and continue to refine the chemistry of their revised Polaroid instant films.

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I have reverted back to carrying a camera with me on most excursions. A real camera – a film camera. And, more often than not it is an instant camera of some sort; either a classic Polaroid 180 Land Camera or the an integral film camera like the SX-70, 680-SLR, or the new I-2 from the modern Polaroid line of cameras.