Katrin Albert Photography Cinematography | Impossible Project Film Emulsion Lifts and Manipulation
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Impossible Project Film Emulsion Lifts and Manipulation

Emulsion lifts and mixed media manipulation. Ruthless film decay and destruction. I love working with impossible project film – so many ways to abuse it!

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Date

July 4, 2014

Category

Film Photography, Photography

Tags
Brooklyn, chromadreams, Darkroom, Destroyed Film, Emulsion Lift, Film Photography, Fujifilm FP100c, Fujiroid, Impossible Project, Instant Film, Instant Photography, Instantlab, Katrin Albert, katrinalbert, Manipulated Film, New York, NYC, Photography, Polaroid, Polaroid Transfer, SX-70