During the latter part of 1981, the possibilities of an infrared survey were discussed. Our own involvement with the creative aspects of infrared film went back many years and we felt there was an ever increasing number of photographers across the country who were either experimenting with or using infrared film exclusively as a form of visual communication.
The first months of 1982 were devoted to organizing the survey guidelines which were sent to schools, workshops, galleries and individuals known to use infrared film. National ads were placed in five major photo magazines. By the end of July, 1982, we had received over 1200 images from 330 photographers.
After months of careful consideration, 80 images were selected that we felt best illustrated the vast creative potential and magical qualities of infrared photography.
Describes and illustrates a limited edition portfolio of 10 black and white infrared photographs, published by Stephen Paternite, with introductions by Nicholas
C. Hlobeczy and Joe LaRose.
This beautifully illustrated
booklet contains 12 (300 line) duotones. The booklet was printed by Madzay Productions, Cleveland, Ohio and is limited to 2000 signed copies.
