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Glass stereo slides of Italy, taken with the Richard Verascope stereo camera.
Photos taken by my g-grandfather during trips to England and Europe, with the family, 1907 to 1913.
The slides, contain two small positive transparency images, of 38 x38mm (1 ½”) , giving a reasonable medium-resolution image.
The images are normally viewed with the self-advancing tray viewer – the Richard Taxiphote cabinet stereo viewer.
You can get transparencies from your black &white Polaroid pictures by simply peeling them apart.
Then you can colorize them. In this example I just used watercolor pencils to put colors onto watercolor paper. The Polaroid picture is then put onto the paper and both are scanned, as one would scan any Polaroid picture.
Spring day at Basingstoke Canal.
(Shot on Kodak Ektachrome, processed at outside laboratory on transparency. Scanned in without enhancement.)
Yes, I intend to finish this. Plus I promised Odalis that I'd do it if she would. This is actually yesterday's, I'll post another tonight (maybe the one I shot last night...) after I fix my damn computer... again.
That's medium format transparency (slide) film, for anyone who cares. It was hella fun to shoot.
I layered two images in photoshop and adjusted the opacity of the top layer to 11%, I also make the background layer a little less opaque to make it lighter. And it made it black and white to fit the more minimalistic look.
Transparency International Chair Huguette Labelle (second from left) visits Hungary for the launch of the Time to Wake Up campaign.
finding transparency through manipulation of fabric and paper layered with photographs
28x10cm, stab bound book
soundimageplus.blogspot.com/2012/01/cameras-or-pictures.html
Pentax 645 Colour transparency film
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