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Entering the Ground Level
Upon entering the building you can immediately inhale the very special mixture of oil, chemicals, age and passion. You will find old furniture, an abandoned doctor’s office, on the wall diplomas from the last decades mixed with pictures of the new setup.

On the ground level the huge warehouse gives room to hundreds of shelves, filled with leftover packaging, pallets and chemicals from past years as well as new film packs and materials.

The ground level is also home of Jos Ridderhof, the godfather of camera repair. For many years he serviced, repaired and caressed thousands of SX 70 cameras. Since the start of the Impossible Project he restored as many cameras as possible. His rooms are packed with cameras of all kinds and designs.

Climbing Up the 1st Floor
Walking up the stairs you will be impressed by a gigantic lamp at the center of the stairways, almost looking like the backbone of the building. On the 1st floor you will find the cafeteria, home of the famous dutch coffee, the headquarter offices as well as the packaging line. Next to the old style lockers, some of them still filled with original Polaroid jeans, is the huge archive with a collection of over 30.000 carefully preserved spare parts.

Reaching the Top Floor
On the second floor you will enter the epicenter of the Impossible universe. The production area, consisting of two essential facilities:

1. The Chemical Lab
Here the Impossible chief chemist Martin Steinmeijer is performing magic, developing new recipes and formulas, creating thousand of the so-called lab-spreads and testing the new inventions.

2. The Production Hall
9 giant production machines, several pod filling machines, 1 big slitter, the reactors, 2 molding machines and many additional tools are located in this part of the 2nd floor. This area is the loudest part of the factory and the machines can be heard and felt throughout the entire building like heavy heartbeats. The heartbeat of analog instant photography.

The Impossible Factory is located at:
HOGE BOTHOFSTRAAT 45
7511 ZA ENSCHEDE
P.O. BOX 242 7500 AE ENSCHEDE
NETHERLANDS

Have you been there? Let us know how it’s like!

We’ll post out the rules and themes each week. Two prizes up for grabs with one most voted and one selected by us.

So get your cameras out from your dirty closet and start shooting. We want to see more pictures. Most importantly, have fun guys

Most voted:
Larry Wong

Our pick:
Penny Lim Jia Yi

Congratulations!!! Contact us and let us know how you would like to collect your items (ship via Poslaju or collect from our SS2 outlet!)

Try different films instead. Effects for your pictures comes from a combination of the camera and films used. What it means is that you can have different effects by either using the same film but on different cameras OR the same cameras but using the same films. Every time you swap films in your camera, it feels as if like you changed your camera.

Try it and be amazed =) There are plenty of films out there, check out some of ours.

In order to celebrate analogue cameras, we are launching the Camera of the Day project. It’s really simple, every day we’ll feature a random analogue camera on our facebook page  in our Camera of the Day photo album. So do check out our facebook page daily for new updates.

If you want to share with us your quirky collection of cameras or something you’ve stumbled upon, just email us your pictures with the subject COTD to hello@theclickshop.net.

Let’s celebrate the Camera of the Day together!