Want to see how wet-plate collodion photography is done but have the attention span of a goldfish? Our buddy Sam Cornwell over at Phogotraphy has created an unusual step-by-step wet plate walkthrough ...
The process of wet plate collodion, commonly known as tintype, is a fascinating one. Though many may be familiar with the wet plate collodion process, few have seen an up-close view of it. In his ...
In my research to come up with ideas for blog posts, I watch a lot of videos. A few months ago I came across a few videos about the wet plate collodion process and I was hooked! The results are so ...
Markus Hofstaetter has some new, mesmerizing videos showing the wet plate collodion process like you have never seen it before. Austria-based portrait and wedding photographer Markus Hofstaetter has ...
Wet plate collodion photography, invented in 1851, has experienced a resurge in recent years as photographers turn to this antiquated method for its moody, even haunting, images and complicated, hands ...
This is a story about a collaboration to overcome 19th century technology problems using 21st century technology to produce well lit portraits. Luke White and I, Paul Alsop, are two English ...
For many of us, shooting wet plate collodion photography is something we’ll likely never get to experience, either for a lack of tools, training or time. Photographer Nède can help you experience the ...
Within 45 days of this conversation, on October 4, 2012, Balkowitsch made his very first wet plate—a portrait of his brother Chad. From there, he says, there was no turning back. As of today, ...
All photos by Oleksandr Malyy. Used with Creative Commons permission. Wet plate photography, also known as wet collodion process, is among the topics we like to keep tabs on. It’s amazing how this ...
FARGO — Watching Kary Janousek take a photograph is like stepping back in time. She photographs her subjects (often in vintage clothing) while wearing a Victorian dress herself. From beneath the ...
Let's imagine that you're hiking with friends to the summit of a nearby mountain or hill, and you'd like to capture the excursion on film. Today, you would just need carry along a small camera — the ...