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Mark-Steffen Göwecke’s Polaroid photography is such a brilliant concept, I weep not to have thought of it myself:

All began in 1996 in Bretany, France:

On a beach I photographed with a the SX-70 a polaroid showing sand and stones. Again the resulting picture was photographed with the Polaroid-camera.

The distances in space and time became greater.

The previous polaroid is allways the basis for the next one and so on …

Ignore the really lame blink tag on the introduction, and just think for a moment about the continuity of this project. I just wish there was better resolution in the images. I can only see one or two levels down (though even with the actual Polaroids, that may be about as deep as you’d ever get).