The unlikely story of how Elizabeth Graves built a large format camera, modified film holders by her own design to hold wet plates, mixed collodion chemistry without blowing up her home, used her garage door as a shutter, and (after several adjustments) got her homemade plates into a group gallery show in New York City.
-
Tagging along
A Non-Silver Manual Anthotypes Argyrotypes book Bromoils & oil camera making camera obscura Cameras Christina Z. Anderson Chrysotypes collodion contact printing cyanotypes Darkroom photography Diffusion magazine digital negatives Dr. Mike J. Ware Elizabeth Graves film Fine art Gum bichromates history of photography lenses Malin Fabbri Nancy Breslin negatives Paper and artpaper Peter J. Blackburn photographer Photogravure Pinhole photography Platinum & palladium Polaroid sx-70 Polaroid transfers printing & equipment prints Salt prints Sarah Van Keuren Scott Wittenburg Tim Rudman Vandykes wet plate Will Dunniway Workshops Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day
