Want to know how the latest Polaroid film from the Impossible Project is shaping up? Want to know how you tone black and whites without damaging the environment? Read on!
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Send us your best image for the 2011 Calendar.
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Terri Sprinkle gives plenty of tips how to tone and hand color black & white photographs, the classic way and the organic way.
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The Impossible Project (the IP) has been releasing their re-engineered integral films for use in Polaroid cameras this year, and before trying out any manipulations or lifts, Elizabeth Graves took two versions of their monochrome film for a test drive in a Polaroid 600 camera to view their unique characteristics.
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New artists in the galleries
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A self-taught photographer from the midwest. Now living in New York, he makes cyanotypes of the urban landscapes.
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Doing it all from scratch, Matt Holtby designs his own cameras, takes pinhole photographs and sometimes prints them in lith or cyanotype. He lives on Widbey Island in the Northwest of the US.
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Piotr Syguda is from Johns Creek in USA. His work consists of carbon prints, cyanotypes and kallitypes from the landscapes around his area.
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