S Tang


Manipulation of negatives

Posted over 2 years ago

For those of you still working with film, I thought this might be of some interest.

It is possible to artfully destroy your negatives either through the use of metal utensils, sandpaper or fire. I personally prefer sandpaper which can give quite a painterly effect when used on the edges of a photo. 200 grade sandpaper = coarse, 800 grade sandpaper = fine.

This technique works particular…

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Limited Print Runs

Posted over 2 years ago

I was just thinking that maybe RB could enable this option on works of the artist’s choosing.

Rarer = more value

I think it would encourage buyers if they know they were getting something unique instead of something that was 1 of a million. Just a thought, and yes I know it would require a great deal of integrity from the artists.

Sze


Non-Polaroid Emulsion Lifts

Posted over 2 years ago

For a while now it has been common knowledge that it is possible to lift the emulsion off polaroid prints by soaking in hot water. What is not as common knowledge is that it is possible to lift the emulsion of standard prints as you would get from your local photo shop.

Method
1. Make sure print is free from blemishes like creases or bends etc. Do the same for the contact paper….

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