Did you know that you can play with the Polaroid Pogo Printer to manipulate photo prints similar to what one could do with old Polaroid camera prints? These three photos are double exposures of the wallet-size prints. My friend, Gwen, got me to experiment with my Pogo printer after reading her blog post Here.
The first photo combines Santos and peony photos. The second photo layers a photo or my new
bicycle over a series of six collaged map 10x10 canvases for a new project I'm starting.
The third double exposes a photo of a large white tissue flower from Monticello Antiques with another peony flower photo. It's fun to experiment with the effects of doubleand triple exposures, layering light and dark photos, patterns and solids. Click on the photos to get a larger image.
Check out the variety of ways Dippold and Hippoyard manipulate their Pogo photos.
Their creativity and originality are amazing. These little printers are great for journaling and creating new images.
Great Pogo prints with the double exposure. I like your new bike!!!
ReplyDeleteThose are great manipulations - making me consider getting one of those Pogos!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like such fun! How will I ever learn all there is to learn . . .
ReplyDeleteThis makes me want one of those little things even more!!
ReplyDeleteYour double exposures are great! Isn't it fun?? I love your new bike, too!
ReplyDeleteI was thinking on my trip that I need a pogo printer, now I REALLY need one! These turned out great! I had no idea you could do all this with them. Thanks for sharing.
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