Wet Plate Collodion Negative & Carbon print by Borut Peterlin

A contemporary art project in wet plate collodion and carbon print technique by Borut Peterlin. More on the Topshit Photography Blog: wp.me/p1EuY-2eY

[@gerryyaum]

Love what your saying here, the subject, the emotions in your story always override the technique stuff the process stuff. Too often wetplaters think wetplate is enough, and it is not. The reason for the picture is not the process but the subject and the story. When you have that right REASON to make a picture plus wonderful processes like wet plate and carbon printing combined together, then your REALLY ONTO SOMETHING! That is when great art ensues.

[@davecasey9281]

Excellent Borut.

[@oldschoolcollodion]

This looks so amazing. I hope I can succeed!

[@010203lolopolo]

gorgeous print!

[@terrywbreedlove]

Do you make Platinum prints ? I have just made my favorite rest Salt prints from a 4x5 negative and will be making platinium prints soon.

[@BorutPeterlinPhotography]

+terry breedlove no, I haven't got into platinum printing technique, but eventually will. good luck

[@aaronleven1]

How long does something like this take to make, from start to finish?

[@blakejohnson7306]

Hey man, what brand are those strobes/power pack

[@BorutPeterlinPhotography]

Balcar. But now I have also Bowens. Joined power of 12.800 Ws. Power to the people!

[@analogueandy8x10]

Very nice results. You really should wear gloves when working with dichromates. Never stick your bare hands in the mating or developing bath.