Monoscapes
This series of black and white images was shot using 35mm Polaroid Instant Slide Film. Because the film was designed to be projected not printed, it produces very grainy images with a luminous quality similar to infra-red images, very contrasty with rich black tones. That is part of the beauty of these images when printed.
The earlier series from the Big Bend in Texas are Iris giclee prints on archival rag paper. There are only a few Iris prints left. These images are now printed as archival pigment prints. There are also images shown here from the Abiquiu series; these are near to the last series using this unique film as it has long been discontinued by Polaroid and is no longer available.
The 3 images of the Jumpers were digitally printed from Agfa Scala black and white slide film. This film is also scarce and there is only one lab in this country that can still process it. This is an open edition and is available in 2 sizes. The smaller sizes are Iris prints.
The earlier series from the Big Bend in Texas are Iris giclee prints on archival rag paper. There are only a few Iris prints left. These images are now printed as archival pigment prints. There are also images shown here from the Abiquiu series; these are near to the last series using this unique film as it has long been discontinued by Polaroid and is no longer available.
The 3 images of the Jumpers were digitally printed from Agfa Scala black and white slide film. This film is also scarce and there is only one lab in this country that can still process it. This is an open edition and is available in 2 sizes. The smaller sizes are Iris prints.
BLACK/WHITE IMAGES - Archival pigment prints
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