GhandiOwnsYou
09-21-2005, 04:01 AM
Just a few i've finally gotten aroudn to scanning. Ripping apart via constructive criticism, highly appreciated.
1) old Black and White of a DanElectro bass. It had nice chrome Lipstick pickups, that got awesome highlights of the lights once I buffed them up a bit. [shot, 35 mm kodak, self developed (Dektol) and Self printed in dark room] edit: my apologys for the pixelation. EoFF wouldn't let me upload the full deal, i had to drop the DPI a bit.
2) Early attempts at polaroid transfer (for non-photo folks browsing, a simplistic explanation would be exposing slide on a polaroid, and slicing the polaroid open before it developes, than pressing the ink/chemical side onto a piece of paper for a print) . i still like to over press them a bit, i think that the exposure pulling off the paper in places add's character and interest to it. [35 mm Kodak slide film, developed through processing lab. Transfer done through a Daylab onto 4x6 polaroid film, then transferred to watercolor paper]
3) *see above*
4) Digital shot, run through photoshop in a few manners. Downtown richmond VA, i believe it was the suntrust building.
1) old Black and White of a DanElectro bass. It had nice chrome Lipstick pickups, that got awesome highlights of the lights once I buffed them up a bit. [shot, 35 mm kodak, self developed (Dektol) and Self printed in dark room] edit: my apologys for the pixelation. EoFF wouldn't let me upload the full deal, i had to drop the DPI a bit.
2) Early attempts at polaroid transfer (for non-photo folks browsing, a simplistic explanation would be exposing slide on a polaroid, and slicing the polaroid open before it developes, than pressing the ink/chemical side onto a piece of paper for a print) . i still like to over press them a bit, i think that the exposure pulling off the paper in places add's character and interest to it. [35 mm Kodak slide film, developed through processing lab. Transfer done through a Daylab onto 4x6 polaroid film, then transferred to watercolor paper]
3) *see above*
4) Digital shot, run through photoshop in a few manners. Downtown richmond VA, i believe it was the suntrust building.