Art

"Photographic Impressionism" is the way David Weihnacht describes the images he creates with his collection of vintage Polaroid cameras. Exploring the world camera in hand , David is searching for an image that captures light and shadow, an expression of color and contrast, or a scene that invokes a particular impression or feeling.
Within a few hours of the exposure, David adds "energy and dynamism" to the image by forcing changes in the emulsion level of the photograph with a small blunt tip of a burnisher. The resulting image is an impressionistic version of the original exposure. All modifications are made on the original image within hours of the exposure.
The final image is scanned and resized for printing . For more information visit the
Photographic Expressionism page on this website.