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this is a polaroid transfer from some time ago... i just randomly scanned a few in tonight...

this is kind of a fun process (some people enjoy it more than me, i find it a bit too unstructured personally)

it can be done at home, however, with a simple little 100$ enlarger called a "daylab" ... if any of you are interested contact me and i will help you get started...

enjoy...

p.s- no manips or anything, thats just how it is.. :)

also- full view looks pretty neat, it was printed onto wet watercolor paper, so it has a neat texture :)
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Mood: Joy ~Cavour Nov 7, 2007
dude this is really unique and nice for me, I like experimenting so would you help get started:D ?
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~your-plastic-ribcage Apr 13, 2007
great photo, great transfer, great texture. just everything is wonderful.
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~EnigmaticEntity Nov 23, 2006
I love this.
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~annstinator Nov 4, 2006
Nice transfer! I love doing these. This is a really cool one though! The photo itself is nice, and the added texture and transferry look is really successful.
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~rawimage Jan 20, 2006  Hobbyist Photographer
wow. this is great. the motive and of course the transfer.
what daylab do you own? I'm planing to buy one, but it seems the 669er film is hard to get here in europe.
is there a daylab which support both films - 669 and 5x series?
an other alternative would be a holga with polaroid back.
what would you do?
Thanks

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~DiabloAdvocati Oct 6, 2005
wow...just...wow. That's 31 flavors of cool, right there. Love the shadows, the texture, the border....great pic all around

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~hres Mar 8, 2005
Awesome abstract work - the process only adds. :+fav:

Stefan

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~avadon Jan 29, 2005
wet watercolour paper? daylab? I wanna know!!!

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~stoopidsexyflanders Jan 11, 2005
greetings from one obvious simpsons fan to another, unless "max power" is referring to something entirely different:

i take a lot of polaroid shots and was referred to this link for polaroid transfers. i would love to try it out. can you recommend any sites or books that may be helpful? thanks!

that's an awesome photo btw.

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maybe i will! gosh!
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~maxpower Jan 11, 2005
yea.. i can help ya... but i gotta run now, so i'll get back to yu later :)

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