In the latest iteration of the Shitty Camera Challenge, photographers from around the world tackle the beast that is instant photography. From Instax to emulsion lifts to thermal prints, anything and everything goes when you’re trying to overcome your "Instant Regret."

The 12:12 Project is an international collective of artists using instant film to explore monthly themes. Featuring 42 artists who have contributed to the 12:12 project since 2013, a new exhibition up now showcases the astounding creativity of these photographers and demonstrates the versatility and artistic potential of instant film.

The Harvey Milk Photo Center is one of the oldest and largest public darkrooms in the United States. Originally opened in 1940, it serves as an inclusive space for people to express themselves through photography.

In celebration of World Cyanotype Day, A Smith Gallery in Johnson City, Texas is inviting you to create a 12x12 inch cyanotype flag on a white cloth so they can string them all together! Read how now!

Penny Felts is the founding member of the 12:12 Project. A project composed of 12 high-caliber Polaroid artists from around the globe that challenge one another with monthly contests to keep shooting.