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After months of not knowing how to create images that got though my subject of learning about science. I finally feel as though it's getting somewhere. These images above are rough ideas of creating illustrations of discoveries and theories. (Although my latest work has focused on human anatomy.) We will see where my final collection ends up. 

FRAGMENTING

I love using a cut out to frame images to see them with a big white border, it some how brings them to life. Especially when you can't quite tell what is happening like in these. I have not put a copyright on them as the image is not mine but one taken from Times Travel Magazine (January 2009). I'm not clear on copyright when it comes to making images with found images.

BRIGHTON

Fuji Instax 200 with wide instant film.

FIBRE BASED PRINTING

I went to an printing workshop, so I took a negative (not the best one) and gave it a go. It creates some interesting effects and I learnt that it works best with negatives that would look good being printed with warm tone, as not all images look right with warm tones. I'm still learning.

FALMOUTH FOG

All Shot on Fuji Film Instax 200 with Fuji Film Instant Wide

IMPOSSIBLE PROJECT #3

+fuji film

Top left: PX 600 Silver Shade UV+ Black Frame

Top right: PX 680 Color Shade First Flush

Bottom: Fuji Film Instant 800 Wide

CAMERA COLLECTOR

HASSELBLAD 500c c.1957

Bought at auction October 2011

(not shown: Pola Plus Instant Hasselblad Back bought November 2011 -£10)

CORONET MIDGET GREEN c.1935

Bought at auction March 2012 -£30+VAT

KERSHAW EIGHT-20 PENGUIN c.1950's

Bought on eBay March 2012 - £11+P&P

FUJIFILM INSTAX 200

Bought on eBay March 2012 £18+P&P

More cameras to post later. I am creating quite the camera family. Each one has it's own story.

I have put the amounts I paid for them up as I found it useful when I was researching these cameras online before purchase, So I hope this can help others.