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Linda
McCalister & Carol Lawrence
Blue Mountain Studios
"These photographs are intended to
transcend the technique
and to become a
conversation, a song, a poem, in the
eyes of the viewer.”
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Polaroid Manipulations
make use of Polaroid SX-70 film.
The emulsion layer of the Polaroid is manipulated by
applying pressure on the outer layer of
the photograph. The print
is then scanned, enlarged and printed.
Polaroid Image
Transfer makes
use of peel-apart Polaroid film. The dye-laden negative is
peeled apart early and rolled onto watercolor paper.
Polaroid provides an extremely versatile vehicle for the
visual artist, allowing for images with a painterly quality.
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Infrared Photography
The
film or image sensor used is
sensitive to infrared light. Usually
an "infrared filter" is used; this
lets infrared light pass through to
the camera but blocks all or most of
the visible light spectrum. When
these filters are used together with
infrared-sensitive film or sensors,
very interesting effects can be
obtained that result in a dreamlike
appearance.
Hand-Colored Photographs
Many of our Polaroids, b/w, sepia
and infrared photographs are
hand-colored by adding watercolors,
oils, pastels, or inks to create
many different effects. Originals
are sold as well as archival
reproductions.
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