Web resources For more information about Polaroid transfer, visit The Light Factory and Polaroid . You can achieve that same effect today. Remember to keep the photograph wet throughout the project. Then color the image with art pencils, crayons or felt-tip pens, or with watercolor or oil paints, using brushes, cotton swabs, blotting paper or sponges. Results Don't be afraid to experiment.
Crayons give texture.
Remember that lighter-colored areas of your photograph will show tinting more clearly. Create Surreal Images with Pinhole Cameras Simply put, a pinhole camera is a camera without a lens. Children and adults alike can design and build pinhole cameras. Instructions Drill a very small hole on one side of your container. The hole allows a small beam of light to pass into the box to create an image on the photographic paper or film.