Photographer's Guide to Polaroid Transfer: Step-By-Step

by Christopher Grey

Polaroid transfer and similar techniques such as emulsion transfer have

become popular in the evolving art of photography. This process consists of exposing

peel-apart Polaroid film sheet; the negative portion is pressed onto another surface,

such as watercolor TP, HC, or wood, to create a new positive. The interaction of

chemicals and the receiving surface give every Polaroid transfer image a distinctive

look. In addition to covering the basic concepts of Polaroid and emulsion transfers, this

book also features new systems and ideas for using and modifying these techniques to

create unique works of art. Each technique is thoroughly explained and illustrated.

128 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1999

About the author

This is the listing for the photographer. For the novelist, see Christopher Peter Grey. For the management author see Christopher John Grey.