Polaroid Post: Quincy Market

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Boston’s Quincy Market is one of those really popular tourist spots everyone goes to when they visit Boston. Even as a not-tourist, I’ll sometimes go for lunch. Plus when the weather’s nice, you get lots of street buskers.

Quincy Market is also where I participated in one of Boston’s “flash mob” events a few years ago. It’s a great place for random acts of fun because of the mix of tourists & locals. I did a “silent dance party” there in 2008 which was a lot of fun because nobody knew what was going on except for those of us listening to the track on our iPods. I love this kind of stuff!

Aaaand… in Polaroid news, beginning today you can now buy Polaroid film again! Check out The Impossible Project for details. I think I’ll probably buy a pack or two because the film I’ve been using has been expired for almost a year now. Colors are coming out all fuzzy.

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  • http://www.baconismagic.ca/ ayngelina

    Am loving these polaroid posts

  • http://travelsofadam.com Adam

    Polaroids are pretty sweet. It definitely gets attention when I pull out a big fat camera that hasn't seen the light of day since the 90s. Plus it's loud.

    And I can't wait to start taking more photos when I get some of this new film that's out!

  • monica530

    Boston’s Quincy Market sounds like New York's Union Square. I love these Polariod photos. So glad I get to hear the story behind each one. :)

  • http://travelsofadam.com Adam

    Yes and thanks for reminding me about them!

    As neat as Quincy Market is, it doesn't compare to Union Square. NYC is so so cool!

  • http://www.hopandjaunt.com/ Aly

    That's awesome that you have a Polaroid ! I have always wanted one but finding one that works, or film has been tricky. The reason I would take a Polaroid for my next trip: you can give the people their photo. You would be surprised how many people in the world have never seen their own photo. Every time I used to take pics of people in the poorer regions, specially kids I wished I had a Polaroid to hand out as a thank you!!

  • http://travelsofadam.com Adam

    That's such a good idea! And a totally rational reason to bring my Polaroid…. plus I'll feel good about being able to give someone something in return.

    Great idea!!!

  • http://www.twenty-somethingtravel.com/ Stephanie

    If that idea interests you then you should check out http://dogmeetsworld.com/. It's a non-profit that does basically that.

  • http://travelsofadam.com Adam

    Thanks for the link, Stephanie. Looks like an interesting program—one worth checking out.

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