Eventually, many mechanical tools will fail – often in ways we can’t predict. Polaroids cameras are no exception: old plastic cameras made in the 1970s that survived long summers in cars with no air-conditioning. Simpler objects, from simpler times.

A digital glitch is fleeting – a momentary error that vanishes with a reset. A camera glitch, however, endures: a flaw made tangible, fixed forever onto photographic paper.