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I sometimes like to shoot a digital of what I am about to shoot onto wet plate. This is a 16x20” Ambrotype that is just absolutely gorgeous, the tone of the plate, Emily’s pose, all of it just makes me a little breathless and a digital of the same pose, although a slightly different angle. When I look at the digital it totally makes me realize why I started shooting wet plate collodion in the first place; the magic.
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must try wet plate soon!
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In the busy world of designing and creating things this will be my place to rest and show you what I have been up to. Photography has held a central role in my life for all of my adult life and most of it deals with some strange ideals that I have about life and beauty. I will not solve the world's problems with my images, I will not cure any disease, I will not assuage the pain of living in a modern world. But what I will do is show you how I see things and hopefully you might get some semblance of pleasure from that. Most of my images lately have been made using one of the oldest photography processes, wet plate collodion. And this blog is about my adventures in learning.
And in case you are wondering the magic happens in San Francisco. And sometimes on the road with the mobile darkroom and camera.
