Pacific Time podcast: A snapshot of MacArthur Park’s instant photographers

July 7, 2010 7:05 PM PT

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In this edition of Pacific Time:

MacArthur Park’s Polaroid photographers are the last of a dying breed. Reporter Esmeralda Bermudez talks about her childhood memories of these photographers in the park, hawking their skills, and the fading image that remains there today. (You can read the story here.)

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-- Michelle Maltais

Readers Representative

Michelle Maltais

Michelle Maltais served as deputy director of audience engagement until leaving the Los Angeles Times in 2017. She joined the newsroom in 1997 as a copy editor, served as its broadcast producer and interactive video executive producer, and occasionally wrote on a variety of topics including technology and family.

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