more SX-70 manipulations

[Terri]

....or, "How I spent my weekend." :lol:

Started off with 4 boxes of expired Time Zero (the "real" TZ, not the newer, dye-faded stuff), and am now down to 1. My fear was the film-pack batteries would have died but they worked fine. Shooting the pieces of film caused some breach in the prints of a caustic paste, so a great deal of it was trashed. Some came through fine, and I quickly learned I got better results with this old film by letting the prints harden for several hours before attempting to manipulate them. I then warmed them up and worked them on a piece of glass over a heating pad. I still had to be careful and not "squish" with as much pressure as I could use with fresh film, but I was more or less pleased with the overall results. It was nice to get the rich colors back!

Here are the results:

Bookstore:


http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v435/terriks/Alternative%20techniques/bookstoreSX70.jpg


Chapel:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v435/terriks/Alternative%20techniques/ChapelSX70-1.jpg


Town square clock:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v435/terriks/Alternative%20techniques/clockSX70.jpg


The chapel is where we got married, btw...... :goodvibes:


http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v435/terriks/miscellaneous/wedding1.jpg





Thanks for looking!

[ann]

cool

[Antarctican]

That is such a neat effect you achieve! I can't even pick a fave ... each one made me oooh and aaah as I scrolled down.



(And my, what a pretty bride you were!)

[Terri]

(And my, what a pretty bride you were!)
Ha ha, thanks! 'Twas many moons ago. :love:

Thanks for the comments....I picked some older slides I had shot with no thought to someday turn them into square format Polaroids, so playing with the crop factor was a challenge in itself. :)

[MissMia]

What a cool process Terri! It's hard to pick a favorite, but I'll go with the chapel. :love:

[Jeff Jarboe]

i like them too, subject wise chapel is my fav, for the bold red on the white

[PhotoJet]

I like all of them! The bookstore is really cool, but so is the chapel!

(agreed... a beautiful bride!) :love: