I remember my dad having a Polaroid camera, it was the one that accordion'd out and the picture would come out and we had to wait 60 seconds for it to develop and then the top paper could be peeled off and the picture could be seen. Before we could touch it, he had to wave it around to dry it. I Googled it and it was called a Land Camera but there are a few models, it was similar to the Automatic 340, the M80 or Insta 100. I took a couple of photography classes in college, and I used to take lots of photos but about 30 years ago I lost my camera equipment at the Las Vegas airport, I was late for my plane and left it on the conveyor belt. Since then, I didn't take pictures until I got my flip-phone. It was difficult taking selfies with it, since there was no rear camera. But now, with my phone I do take pictures, but it's always of friends or family and just to remember the time and day. I never really look at the pictures much. I upload some, and show them on Prime Photo if the picture/event is worthy.
