Instant Transmissions on Lomography

Instant Transmissions
written by altprocess on May 15th, 2009 , 10 comments (13 votes)

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tipster, gallery, polaroid, and polaroid transfers

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A couple of years back I did an extensive portfolio of Polaroid transfers made from slides taken with my Canon AE-1 Program camera. The slides were taken in the UK, Ireland, Greece, Turkey and Egypt all of which I visited or lived in between 1993 and 2001. The transfers that were selected for a show were digitalized and blown up to 13 × 19 inches. I love doing transfers and have been bummed about Polaroid jumping ship. There are more of these transfers to be found on my album. I hope you enjoy them!

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10 comments

by eyecon
6 months ago
Man they are beautiful! Like old paintings.....
by stouf
6 months ago
This is so beautiful... Magical.
by dogma
6 months ago
Cool i love it!
by larslau
6 months ago
Great stuff!
by ebolatheelectricmonk
6 months ago
Great! Stunning!
by lomosexual_manboy
6 months ago
The transfers are awesome, but I don't see how this is a tipster. Shouldn't this be in the "Blog" section since there are no instructions, tips, how-to's and so on. This could make for an awesome tipster though.
by makeyuu
6 months ago
super! transfers are so funny to create. but its hard to get it right. its an art!
by altprocess
6 months ago
Thank you all for the nice compliments. I did not realize that the lomo people put it in tipster but I am grateful nonetheless.
by life_on_mars
6 months ago
cool
by little_star001
6 months ago
this is great!!! How you do it? can i make it with the Instax mini film?

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