In A Few Wretched Buildings,

[the Polaroid Camera Is] A System That Will Be A Partner In Perception, Enabling Us To See The Objects In The World Around Us More Vividly Than We Can See Them Without It, A System To Be An Aid To Memory And A Tool For Exploration.

The First Thing You Do Is Teach The Person To Feel That The Vision Is Very Important And Nearly Impossible. That Draws Out The Drive In The Winner.

I Believe Each Incoming Freshman [in College] Must Be Started At Once On His Own Research Project If We Are To Preserve His Secret Dream Of Greatness And Make It Come True.

Famous In Our Circles Is The Story Of The Visiting English Banker Who In 1948 Upon Seeing Our Model 95 Camera Commented, 'very Interesting, But Why Would One Want A Picture In A Minute?'

The World Is Like A Fertile Field That's Waiting To Be Harvested. The Seeds Have Been Planted, And What I Do Is Go Out And Help Plant More Seeds And Harvest Them.