Photohoku is a non-profit project that’s making good use of old camera technology (namely instant cameras) in an attempt to give back some of the memories and sentimental items that have been lost in disasters around the globe. Beginning in Japan, and gradually expanding to other countries, the project has big ambitions. The team behind Photohoku have already gifted over 10,000 instant photos, almost 1000 photo albums, and 100 digital cameras to the public, and touched the lives of thousands. We recently got the chance to chat with co-founder Brian Scott Peterson about how the project started, the tech they’re using, and... Read the full article: How Almost Obsolete Cameras Are Bringing Light To Disaster Zones - Web2024