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© © 2003 Marlene R. DeGrood

Out To Pasture



Polaroid negative tranferred onto watercolor paper.

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4x5 Polaroid neg. transferred onto watercolor paper. Best viewed large. I've

been waiting for this old firetruck to get moved to a better location and today it

was. A cloudy early morning in the desert, was just what I needed for this

shot. Of course I always appreciate your comments and ratings. Thank you!

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Marlene this is incredibly cool. Wonderful colour and composition. I love this technique and your work in this folder.
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Flawless. Aside from the obvious beauty of the transfer process, the way you've composed this is superb. The lines of the hood and fence keep the eye firmly in the frame, while the headlight is a very strong focal point.

 

I really must try this technique some day, although I know my results would never come close to this.

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Excellent. I'm addicted to abandoned vehicles anyway - the shapes and angles and dull rusted paintwork fascinate me - and this is perfect; the fence really adds to the composition and the polaroid transfer technique is just right for this.
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Hi Marlene, I'm your newest fan ;)

So many stunningly beautiful images in your folders, such great style to your work...thanks for the inspiration and for being so creative...feel like I just got poked with a stick to wake up and do something interesting...

cheers !

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I am not familiar of this technique but the result is impressive so is the composition.
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Marlene; when I first looked at this great photo I thought that rating wise, you were going to be slaughtered as this is not traditional photography. I was wrong. Thats nice.
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Shame you didn't display it a bit bigger for us...Great subject none the less..Great capture here..Looks good and old thats for sure!
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My favorite of yours, so far. Technique, subject, composition all work together very well.
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