i'm transferred
This image was shot on negative film then cross processed and the transparency was manipulated further using a Daylab printer and Polaroid pull apart film where the film is pulled apart before a positive can be processed. The dyes remaining on the Polaroid film were then transferred by rolling onto blotting paper. This is a very unique technique as you will never be able to reproduce the same image twice. There will always be a different amount of dye remaining on the film each time you do it making each image different from the last.
More works created using this technique can be found here
An emulsion lift off was also created from this image and can be found here
i'm transferred belongs to the following groups:
***Amazing + Analogue*** Available for sale asGreeting Cards, Matted Prints, Laminated Prints, Mounted Prints, Canvas Prints and Framed Prints
blamo
cracking image A1
aglaia b replied
A2 thank you! hey that rhymes…maybe i should have a go at poetry LOL!
deliriousgirl
How amazing! This is just beautiful!
aglaia b replied
why thank you my delirious girl!
blamo
yes you should i checked out that guys photo’s what a great talent thanks for the tip
Leno
Excellent!
Miron Abramovici
Great image!
botticcelli
fantastic portrait and postproduction!
AtaAlishahi
amazing effect :)
DarkHotel
what an amazing technique for a brillian tresult!
DennisK
great pic, and thanks for technical details on how you did it.
Looking forward to seeing more of your work
PJ Ryan
beautiful and brilliant !
nigelnash
wowzers !!
purelydecorative
The technique you have used is wonderful but I have to say the image itself is really cool too- I love the colours and facial expression, and the glossy eyes and lips add sparkle. Very vice work.
aglaia b replied
thank you for noticing…this image on film is also very striking.
ADMarshall
This is gold – I have just bought a daylab printer to do just this! Excellent work
aglaia b replied
thank you!...you will have so much fun…it’s so hands on and raw….and every outcome is different…so many mediums are being used here!
margpie
Lovely effect, like an old photo yet a modern image, nice work
Antanas
great portrait
shawhouse
I haven’t a clue about those processes, but this is beautiful. excellent work.
Helen Chierego
Love the grainy muted colours and her triangular shaped pupils!
aglaia b replied
wow….excellent observation, helen…i’ve never noticed that on her pupils before….i wonder if they are like that on the film print….must have a look. thanks x
coffeetea
woops, we all have to grow up :) lovely job
dairygirl08
this is amazing work, also very beautiful as well
Nicolas Hall
This is an amazing process and final image. I can only wonder how you discovered it and how hard it must be to get a workable image. The eyes in this are spectacular! They are so intense and piercing. . . and the way the image is rather “ghostly” leave them as the main means of presence and conveyance. As such, they reach right through me.
You are so talented!!
aglaia b replied
thank you so much nicolas
you leave me a beautiful comment as always
i have no talent for prose
like you
so i have collaborated with frumphood, her real name almost like yours
she has written some words for this image in ‘a little lift off’
so take little flight there and see..x
Riyllan
:-)
Adam Thompson
verry leogent and beautiful, reminds me of a prom pic turened into a horror movie
Philip Rogan
Nice to see a handcrafted photo thats unique (at least the original is)
In reagrd to the image itself I love her lipstick and also the pouty shock of it all – maybe thats what happens when you realise you are being transferred?
Larry Varley
It is good to see such a range of experimental work within your portfolio, refreshing!
Jacqueline Ro...
Excellent in every level….!!!!
Cailean
You’ve lost me in the technical details (words are my business, not photos, hehe) but I love the effect. That each shot comes out unique is awesome, they’d be just like people! Particularly like the expression too, almost a sort of thrilled apprehension, like before saying something really profound. (or at least, what one thinks is profound!)
Juilee Pryor
this is stunning …. I love the technique… viva analouge I say…...:)
aglaia b replied
yes, viva analouge. hehe. there is nothing like it in my opinion!
thanks juilee. ;-) xox
Colleen Milburn
Great work, aglaia – well done :-)
aglaia b replied
thank you colleen. ;-) xox
Juilee Pryor
you know I host a group called analouge + amazing…. the thing is you have to put up eighteen images at once so you end up with a whole page…. and you can have as many pages as you want so long as they are not consecutive….. bit tricky for some… it has to be exactly eighteen or I can let them through as that would spoil someone else’s whole page…. looks like it would suit you to a tee…...
aglaia b replied
unreal thanks babe, i’ve gotta dash now, however, on my return i will do it! ;-) xox
ANALOG or ANALOGUE, i always get that spelling wrong, roar! hehe
Euan Thorburn
love it!!
xxx
Patricia Anne ...
very cool image
sunchaser
I love image transfer! Nicely done!
Lauren Marr
that is so amazing and uniquely done im in awe!
Paul (Quixote)...
Fantastic image. I enjoy your effort here. Break the mold after you done. lol
friartucker
you got some schmick talents… so love ya stream