Do I have a passion for photography? Absolutely!
My lifelong journey through the world of photography began with my childhood 110 Fisher-Price Camera. I honed my skills during my time in High School and College, experimenting in darkrooms, and later, embracing the art of various Polaroids and digital photography. The result? Thousands of photographic creations.
While I take immense pride in having several of my images published over the years, I've embarked on a new and exciting chapter. For the very first time, I'm thrilled to announce that I am making my work available for purchase. Please, enjoy!
Taken between 1998 to the 2020s, this collection of 100 Polaroids, hewn from over two-thousand images, is Volume one of a three volume set.
All photographic images were taken with my Great-Grandmother's Polaroid 230 Land Camera, using Polaroid 667 and 669 films, and Fuji FP 3000B.
Taken between 1998 to the 2020s, here is another collection of 100 Polaroids, hewn from over two-thousand images, Volume Two of a three volume set.
All photographic images were taken with my Great-Grandmother's Polaroid 230 Land Camera, using Polaroid 667 and 669 films, and Fuji FP 3000B.
A collection of young punks, artists, and musicians captured with a Land Camera on Polaroid 667 film, these photos were taken in the Candi Lyn Apartment in Seattle’s U-village at the turn of the century. A long, drab hallway set the scene for this project with a goal of photographing every visitor in it. I fell far short. Excuses aside, I only recorded these twenty-eight young, beautiful faces – my hallway cherubs.
Brett Cameron Sandström ~ Summer 2026