In an effort to raise awareness of the effect that toxic chemicals can have on our environment, Brandon Seidler fuses the actual chemicals with his photographs taken in that area to juxtapose both toxin and landscape in disturbingly vibrant photographs created from his film manipulations.

Polluting the Film

Brandon Seidler fuses the chemicals taken in that area with his photographs- to show both toxin and landscape. Strange that he uses photography to protest. The photography process uses chemicals-manufactured products.

Evidence of editing after the image has been processed.

Evidence of editing after the image has been processed. cant see details

Seung-Hwan Oh works and lives in Seoul, where he was born and raised until moving to New York where he studied film and photography at Hunter College. His work

South Korea-based artist Seung-Hwan Oh doesn't just develop his photograp.

Stephen Gill's creates flaws in perfect images.
Film Photography Submission By: Laura Su Bischoff Shot with a Polaroid SX-70 and The Impossible Project Color film at Brighton Beach West Pier and “doubled” with flower pedals. Emulsion lift combined with TIP transparency technique on watercolour paper.

West Pier, Brighton: Film Photography Submission by Laura Su Bischoff. Shot with a Polaroid and The Impossible Project Color film and “doubled” with flower pedals. Emulsion lift combined with TIP transparency technique on watercolour paper.

Timothy Pakron: selectively exposes images of people’s faces by painting developer onto paper in a darkroom. So original!

photojojo: “Here’s a gorgeous blend of photography and painting. Timothy Pakron selectively exposes images of people’s faces by painting developer onto paper in a darkroom. Painting a Portrait with Photo Developer ”

WHO? Eric William Carrol WHAT? Bleached colour photograph WHY? Experimental
The 4 Best Ways To Create Stunning Art By Destroying Film Negatives | The Creators Project

The 4 Best Ways To Create Stunning Art By Destroying Film Negatives

Phillip Stearns - Retinal Pigment Epithelium and Other Vision Technologies, Real or Otherwise Imagined “A study of the effects of high voltage and household cleaning products on instant pull apart color film.

Ajay Malghan__Bleached_1.jpg While at first glance they appear to be abstract paintings, Ajay Malghan's photos are actually the result of 35mm negatives exposed to items you most likely have in your own home!

Ajay While at first glance they appear to be abstract paintings, Ajay Malghan's photos are actually the result of negatives exposed to items you most likely have in your own home!

Film Soup - made by boiling film in water, you can add things like detergent and lemon juice as this can also effect the film
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