Sarah Lycksten
Sarah Lycksten is a workshop teacher and photographer from Sweden, she works in a variety of processes including Albumen prints, Cyanotypes, Liquid emulsions, Lith prints, Lumen prints and Wet plate...
View ArticleSean MacKenna – 2012
Sean was a widely respected practitioner of wet plate since 1999 after falling ill and being unable to work in civil war reenactments. He was a generous man who gave and taught many. See gallery From:...
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How to modify a film holder for wet plate collodion: design #2: magical...
Writer and photography / Elizabeth Graves Elizabeth Graves develops another impermanent, non-damaging way to hold thin metal plates in a conventional large format film holder. The plate holder, showing...
View ArticleCJ Chemical
Variety of chemicals used photographic processes, including wet-plate, platinum/palladium, and many more alternative processes. Address: PO Box 104, Altamont, NY, 12009, USA Phone: 518-222-7898 Email:...
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Wet-Plate Collodion Process – Ambrotypes
Writer and photography / Alexey Alexeev Alexey Alexeev talks us though the wet plate collodion, or ambrotype process. From history to final print. History Wet-Plate process was invented by, an English...
View ArticleJim Sincock
Jim Sincock is a fine artist from Lakewood, Colorado, USA. He captures landscapes and nature using the wet plate collodion process. See gallery North American photographers – South & Mid west From:...
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Say goodbye to cyanide: a less toxic approach to fixing wet collodion plates
Writer and photography / Elizabeth Graves Elizabeth Graves shares her favorite developer recipe, which works well with a sodium thiosulfate fixer. When I attended a workshop to learn how to make plates...
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Will Dunniway: A man with a mission
Writer / Andrea Kahn Photography / Will Dunniway and Nikolay Chigirev Late, but not too late in life, Will Dunniway pursues his passion for the wet plate collodion process. There aren’t many who find...
View ArticleRayKo Photo Center
Wet plate darkroom for hire. 428 Third Street, San Francisco, California, USA Phone: +1 (415) 495-3773 Email: info (at) raykophoto.com Website: raykophoto.com
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At the Corcoran Gallery – Taking His Time
Writer and photography / Nancy Breslin Among the work on display by students graduating from the Corcoran School of the Arts & Design are wet plate tintypes by Sebastien Arbona. This week has seen...
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