Signed print from an original Polaroid Time-Zero photograph
Title: lost in translation
Photographer: Elinor Scott-Sutter
5"x7" on glossy Fujicolor® Crystal Archive II medium (glossy to reproduce the luster of the original Time-Zero photograph)
Lab printed from a high resolution, lossless Portable Network Graphics file
Positive magic and painted light... These are but a couple of ways to describe the ephemeral magic of Polaroid Time-Zero film, ephemeral because Polaroid stopped manufacturing Time-Zero film in 2006. Though the currently available film is now expired, the vintage SX-70 cameras for which the fairy dust film was designed are still around and functioning. The original Polaroid was taken with aa SX-70 Model 2. The far northern regions of the United States provide the perfect palette for Time-Zero, and I used a slow exposure time along with overexposure to get a clear Time-Zero blue in this photograph of the North Shore of Lake Superior. Each reproduction of the original Polaroid is signed.
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