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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.
A little madness in the Spring
Is wholesome even for the King.
- emily dickinson
image transfer on canvas paper; color enhanced with watercolor pencils
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??
Mixed media - acrylic, collage, image transfer
10" x 10"
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I close my eyes, then I drift away
Into the magic night. I softly say
A silent prayer like dreamers do.
Then I fall asleep to dream my dreams of you.
In dreams I walk with you. in dreams I talk to you.
In dreams you're mine. all of the time were together
In dreams, in dreams.
Polaroid image transfers on watercolour paper. Found these by accident today. Must be atleast 10 years since I made these.
"Cajun Fiddles 2" Polaroid Image Transfer on handmade paper.
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I took this shot with an old Polaroid Colorpack II and Polaroid 669 packfilm.
I did the transfer right there on the rocks.
Flying fish image transfer double: Two layers of TIP PX Color film combined on watercolour paper in order to create a "double"
My first attempt at polaroid transfers. My old polaroid camera uses peel-apart film which allows you to seperate the negative from the print before it's had time to develop. You can then develop the image elsewhere by pressing the negative onto an alternative damp surface - usually water colour paper. It involves working quite fast, sloshing around with lots of water and a good mastery of technique. So, inevitably my first attempt is a bit messy but I think it's very pretty.
The image on the left is the original and the one on the right has been retouched with coloured pencils. I'm not sure which I prefer.
This week's theme on MAMMA is Christmas. www.flickr.com/groups/815984@N23/
This is an image transferred onto fabric with gel medium and highlighted with some Stickles. I also put the same image under a glass nugget.
Image is from Suzee Que www.flickr.com/photos/suzee_que/3048714816/in/set-7215760...
Image transfers with copper end caps. Each measures approximately 2 1/2" tall by 1" diameter.
Each of these images is also available in a 2"x2" square pendant. :)
Shot on expired (08/2005) Polaroid Type 669 film. With an Automaic 100 camera. Just too far gone to get a clean transfer. #roidweek2015 #polaroidweek2015 #polaroidweek #roidweek #polaroid #instantfilm #instant #ishootfilm #type669 #imagetransfer
Great to be involved in this project again this year.
My entry for The Men's 12:12 Project 2021 January
Title: T
Theme: Tell me a story
Camera: Polaroid 195
Film: Fuji FP-100c (expired 2018)
Technique: Self-made filter. Image transfer on photo printing paper.
Roid Week 2011 Day 2 Photo 2
Transfer of a picture of the Austin Skyline taken from the Peluger bridge.
Polaroid 250/669 Expired 2003/Arches 88
Explored on July 13, 2011 #354
Big Bend National Park, Texas
Original Kodachrome November 1982
Polaroid Image transfer December, 2003
Polaroid Type 669 Pack Film
Exposed under enlarger in Polaroid Pack Back
Another find from my polaroid transfer period.
This is in Big Bend Park, but I haven"t geotagged it as I can't remember the location. (I do well these days to remember where I put my car keys.)