This is my first attempt at doing a Polaroid emulsion lift. I designed the image in photoshop from a photo I took of a deer skull at the Lords Park Museum in Elgin, IL and a photo I took on a foggy day when I was out rambling with a buddy in the countryside around Wendover, England. After making the image in Photoshop, I sent it to my phone and used the Polaroid Lab to make a physical copy. Once I had a Polaroid photos, I cut the off all the sides and put it in hot water and carefully peeled the transparency away from the back and the chemicals. I then used a small paint brush to get the emulsion off off the transparency. This took quite a while. Once I had the transparency off, I changed the water and used a brush to coax it onto paper I had submerged. After a lot of messing around with it, I carefully pulled it out and used the brush to make sure it was stuck.
