Polaroid Mishap
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Polaroid Mishap

This was a polaroid mishap done using a polaroid 4 image passport camera. the exposure was wrong, the paper was peeled early and then the donor was put back on the receiver and left for a few minutes. it was opened back up confirming the paper was wasted then closed again contacting the donor paper with the receiver paper. This is the print that resulted.
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Location
Bondi NSW
Equipment Used
Polaroid Passport camera
Exposure
not sure
Film & Developer
polaroid pack film silk surface
Paper & Developer
polaroid pack film silk surface
Lens Filter
none
Perry Way
people pay painters big bucks for paintings that look like this! :smile:
 
JBrunner
Stephen, when something like this happens, ....you say you did it on purpose!
 
Ed Sukach
I *Like* this - a lot! whether or not it was deliberate is a non-issue to me. It is YOUR work, no matter how it came into being.
Note the tag before my name.
 
I like it, too. Especially the range of blue tones. You may have created a new medium there.
 
Stephen Frizza
Well its an easy thing to replicate and ive done it quite a few times over the years.
 
Oooo, nice! "confirming the paper was wasted" Wrong! It is surely not wasted paper. By the way, what size is it?
 
Michel Hardy-Vallée
But the question remains: is it photography?

Aha!
 

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Device
Epson PerfectionV700
Filename
polaroid3.jpg
File size
299.2 KB
Date taken
Wed, 25 February 2009 5:27 PM
Dimensions
600px x 750px

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