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Wet Plate: Collodion Contamination Breakthrough!

June 06, 2024 - The following three photos show a really stubborn problem I've been unsuccessfully trying to fix for the past three mont...
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Second Photoshoot with Alice Crowe: Wet Plate & Serendipity

April 01, 2024 - I had the privilege of collaborating again with the amazing Alice Crowe. She's rapidly becoming one of my favorite model...
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Wet Plate: A Workshop and a Breakthrough

March 18, 2024 - Two weeks into learning the wet plate collodion process, I'm delighted with my progress. I've had a breakthrough regardi...
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More Wet Plate Progress: Even Development at Last!

March 13, 2024 - Yesterday, I had a breakthrough in how I develop my wet plates. Before yesterday, I was using an 8x10" tray under my pla...
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