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Alcohol gel ink transfer on Arches 88 paper using generic hand sanitizer and old overhead projection material
Alcohol gel ink transfer on Arches 88 paper using generic hand sanitizer and old overhead projection material.
Alcohol gel ink transfer on Arches 88 paper using generic hand sanitizer and old overhead projection material.
Alcohol gel transfer on Arches 88 paper using hand sanitizer and old overhead transparency material
This transfer was made with some old overhead projection material that Mike Zeis was nice enough to send along to me. It has a lovely "winter" look to it, whether it's snowing or not. :)
There's another version of this image on my blog using the method from my previous posts.
Alcohol gel ink transfer on Arches 88 paper using generic hand sanitizer and old overhead projection material.
Alcohol gel ink transfer on Arches 88 paper using generic hand sanitizer and old overhead projection material.
Breadalbane, PEI
Alcohol gel ink transfer on Arches 88 paper using generic hand sanitizer and old overhead projection material.
Alcohol gel ink transfer on Arches 88 paper using generic hand sanitizer and old overhead projection material.
Alcohol gel ink transfer on Arches 88 paper using generic hand sanitizer and old overhead projection material.
Alcohol gel ink transfer on Arches 88 paper using generic hand sanitizer and old overhead projection material.
Another version on the blog: pushprocessed.blogspot.com/2022/03/along-winter-trails-sn...
Alcohol gel ink transfer on Arches 88 paper using generic hand sanitizer and old overhead projection material.
South Granville, PEI
Alcohol gel ink transfer on Arches 88 paper using generic hand sanitizer and old overhead projection material.
Alcohol gel ink transfer on Arches 88 paper using generic hand sanitizer and old overhead projection material.
These two halves / taken together / are at greater distance / from one another / than if left apart.
Assemblage, wood, metal, paper, paint, size (WxHxD) 50x48x11 cm (based upon objets trouvés) (2015)
Approximately 50 Polaroids, Type 669 and ID-UV, were used in the making of this. There are image transfers underneath the emulsion lifts. It is 11"x14".
18x24 mixed media (acrylic, colored pencil, oil pastel, collage, image transfer) on textured 2" thick birch wood. Panel sides painted black; sealed with damar resin varnish.
Polaroid Image Transfer
Original 2004 Nikon FG, 500mm Reflex Nikkor
Fuji Provia 100
Image transfer ca 2004
Polaroid type 59 in polaroid 545 sheet film holder
exposed under enlarger
Another print from my Polaroid transfer obsession period. This one always makes me think of Albrecht Durer's "Great Piece of Turf".
At the time Robert Rauschenberg went the other way / I came across this image / and knew RR had had a lapse / of memory
(Lisbon, streetview near harbor)
Polaroid Image Transfer
Boerne, Texas, November 1980
Original 35mm Kodachrome
Polaroid transfer December, 2003
Polaroid Type 669 Pack Film
Exposed under enlarger in Polaroid Pack Back
The geotag is approximate. This is somewhere in Boerne in 1980.
I did a number of Polaroid transfers around 2004 - 2006, and recently happened to look in the box where these were stored.
Lan Su Chinese Garden, Portland, Oregon
Polaroid Image Transfer 2004
Original Provia 100 2004
Polaroid Type 669 Pack Film
Exposed under enlarger in Polaroid Pack Back
Frame w/ Photoshop Elements
An image transfer from the past. I'm getting near the bottom of my box of Polaroid transfers.
Polaroid Image Transfer
San Antonio, Texas
Original Kodachrome ca 1981
Polaroid Type 669 Pack Film
Exposed under enlarger in Polaroid Pack Back ca 2004
A Polaroid transfer from several years ago.
I'd planned to someday make some more of these transfers using the Fuji instant pack film. In checking its availability this week I discovered it was discontinued in 2016. (I don't exactly keep current on such things) I'll post the half dozen transfer prints I've not yet put on Flickr, and that it appears will be the end of it.
Polaroid Image Transfer 2004
Original Provia 100 2004
Polaroid Type 669 Pack Film
Exposed under enlarger in Polaroid Pack Back
Frame w/ Photoshop Elements
An image transfer from the past. I'm getting near the bottom of my box of Polaroid transfers.
originally shot as a 35mm fuji velvia transparency. daylab II enlarger + polaroid 559 4x5 packfilm, image transferred to fabriano watercolor paper. scan: epson V750.
'roidweek spring 2021.
Madrid, New Mexico
Polaroid Image Transfer
Original Kodachrome April, 1981
Polaroid Type 669 Pack Film exposed under enlarger in Polaroid Pack Back ca 2004
These polaroid transfers were done by peeling the negative from the paper early and pressing it onto watercolor paper to transfer the image. (not the same as an emulsion transfer) As far as I know there's no peel-apart instant film available today to accomplish this.
Madrid is a mining ghost town, now popular with tourists.
Maybe this truck is still there??