I have a proposition for you!
Would you like me to shoot a pack of Polaroid for you and send you back the originals? If so, check out my latest blog entry here:
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I'm so excited to announce a solo show of 40 of my Polaroids, currently running until 23rd July 2009! It's called "Instant Gratification" and it's at the Union Gallery, 3rd Floor of the Union building, University of North Texas, Denton, TX, USA.

Here are the pics in the show: »link

And here is a BOOK that I put together that is a companion to the show: »link

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YAY!

I'm excited! Check out this interview with me & GIVEAWAY of a print from my Etsy shop at the beautiful Our City Lights blog! »link

Happy 2009!

Hi everyone!
I've have FOUR Polaroid calendars available for 2009 this year! Check it out:
Instant Gratification: »link
Vernacular American Roadsigns: »link
Big Eyed Dolls: »link
Keeping it Real!: »link

Thank you for the new Shot of the Day award! It comes one day shy of the year anniversary of my first Shot-of-the-day. I really appreciate all of your support and feedback--thank you !!

Yay! I joined Polanoid one year ago! Thank you so much, everyone, for all of your really great support over this past year! I am always awed by the amazing pola-talent here at Polanoid. THANK YOU!!!!

Come to my Photo Exhibition!!!
“Glimpses of Everyday Light”
A photography exhibition by Nancy L. Stockdale

I’m having a photography exhibition of twelve of my photos at the Union Gallery of the University of North Texas (Denton, TX) from July 16th until August 9th, 2007. All twelve of the images featured were shot using vintage and/or toy cameras (no polas in this exhibit, but I hope to have a polaroid show soon!), and represent everyday scenes of daily life through the lenses of “people’s cameras.” The photos were taken using my Holga (a people’s camera from 1980s China), my Diana (a people’s camera of 1960s Britain), my Lomo LC-A (one of the most popular cameras of the Soviet Union), my Rolleiflex T1 (a German classic), my Fujipet (the most popular camera of Japan’s postwar “miracle years”), and a plastic 110 keychain camera from an American Kellogg’s Corn Flakes Cereal Box (and its original film, fifteen years expired!). Moreover, these photos represent several cities, including Amsterdam, Jerusalem, Atlanta, Denton, and Orlando, and were created using several film stocks and processing techniques.

If you’re in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex area, or just fancy a trip to North Texas, come on by to see the exhibition. For more info, please visit this page: »link

Happy New Year!
Thanks to everyone for the amazing pola-art!! I am inspired every single time I log on to Polanoid :)
I'm selling prints of my polas at my two shops:
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Take care and thanks again, everyone, for keeping Polas alive!!!

Oh my! I am so honored to have one of my shots chosen as the shot-of-the-day! Thank you so much, everyone!!!!! I really appreciate your kindness!!!!!! Laika, the star of "Portrait of a Lazy Whippet," thanks you too! WOOF! :)