| Kira Corser's exciting
work is featured below in several galleries. Click next to the name
of the section for a larger view of each gallery. Size and purchase
information included. The photographic artist's special techniques
are listed below.
| GALLERY 1: Narative Landscapes »» |
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| GALLERY 2: Narative Landscapes 2 »» |
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| GALLERY 3: Fantastical »» |
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More Galleries. Click next to the gallieries below
to view.
GALLERY 4: Innocence of Childhood »»
GALLERY 5: Land of Mystery: New Mexico »»
GALLERY 6: Still Lifes in Color »»
GALLERY 7: Landscapes 1 »»
GALLERY 8: Landscapes 2 »»
GALLERY 9: Narative Landscapes 3 »»
GALLERY 10: More of New Mexico 1 »»
GALLERY 11: More of New Mexico 2 »»
GALLERY 12: Energy Series »»
GALLERY 13: Black & White Painted »»
Process Description:
Manipulated Images – Each photo-painting
starts with a Polaroid SX70 photo that is manipulated (the emulsion
is moved with a tool) - and then scanned into a computer. Then the
image is enhanced in Photoshop and printed onto archival watercolor
paper. The final print is hand-painted with pastels, inks, and oil
pencils. Each print is unique and will differ slightly from the
image on this website. All prints are sold with a Lifetime Replacement
Guarantee, dated, and signed by Kira.
Color-Lens Based Prints – These images are
either from traditional film-based color photographs that are scanned
and then printed onto water color paper or onto fine art photographic
paper. These are printed from film negatives, slides, digital files,
or a combination of these with painting and colorizing.
Hand Painted Black and White Images – These
images are from traditional black and while silver based film and
silver based fiber photographic paper. Most are selenium toned.
These images are becoming more rare, as Kira currently does very
little traditional darkroom work and the process is becoming more
expensive and it is difficult to get supplies. Kira is currently
also printing her black and white imagery onto water color paper
and painting with pastels, inks and oil pencils.

DreamCubes™ – coming soon . . . |
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