Justin -- a wonderful life journey --- your photo construction is endearing... yes partly due to the colloidal process , but the poetic feeling in each scene... and that's all photographer
Well done Justin, I love your enthusiasm for taking wet plate photography on. Great images and your right all those buildings will be gone in years to come in the name of (so called ) progress.
Justin, generally I am not impressed with wet-plate process, but I must say you do a amazing job. Thank you for sharing.
Justin -- a wonderful life journey --- your photo construction is endearing... yes partly due to the colloidal process , but the poetic feeling in each scene... and that's all photographer
Well done Justin, I love your enthusiasm for taking wet plate photography on. Great images and your right all those buildings will be gone in years to come in the name of (so called ) progress.
I’m very happy to see people getting more into art, with tangible materials vs a computer.
really great to hear and see your experiences. Thank you
very inspiring, captured so well! may I ask you how long the exposure was on the scene where you captured the people in motion
Hello from Poland.
That was great. And inspiring. Thanks.
Yesyesyes
J'adore ton travail
where do you buy your equipment
Super cool! 👍👍👍👍
Really good stuff!! The plates look rad!
I’m doing that now. First few weeks 😕
Really amazing and that is commitment, well done guys :-)
Spot on exposure,
Just amazing
I like do wet prate fotograpy in China
working like that on a hot day must be a real pain in the butt. The results are amazing!
very nice!
Noticed that you had mentioned that the collodion slips off the plate. Coat the edge with egg white...problem solved.
Hi Justin, that seemed like a very tiny lens for shooting street scenes, what was it?
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