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Alternative Process for Young Photographers with Brenton Hamilton at Maine Media Workshops, Aug 4 – Aug 17, 2013

Students experiment with plastic cameras and a variety of formats and discover the possibilities of working with various light capturing devices.

Penumbra Tintype Portrait Studio, May 4th &11th, June 1st &15th

Visitors can have their portrait taken and take home a unique, one-of-a-kind object to be enjoyed for many years to come the next day; ready to be passed down to the next generation as were the tintypes of the 1800’s.

Weeknight Wet Plate Collodion Demo, Thursday, May 16, 2013

Our weeknight demonstrations give you the chance to experience an alternative photographic process in person before committing to a workshop or tutorial.

Wet plate collodion workshop with John Brewer London 20/21 July 2013

Students will have the chance to make positive images on glass (ambrotypes), metal (tintypes) and acrylic (acrylotypes?!) plates of different sizes using a variety of cameras.

London wet plate collodion weekend 18/19 May 2013

Students will have the chance to make positive images on glass (ambrotypes), metal (tintypes) and acrylic (acrylotypes?!) plates of different sizes using a variety of cameras.

Sarah Lycksten
Sarah Lycksten

From: Hönö, Gothenburg, Sweden.
Shows: Albumen prints, Anthotypes, Bromoils, Cyanotypes, Liquid emulsions, Lith prints, Lumen prints, Wet plate collodions.
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Kallitypes, Digital Prints and the Art of Hand Coloring with Tom Persinger July 28 – August 2, 2013

During this week long session we’ll take fun and relaxed shooting expeditions into the majestic Rocky Mountains, learn how to create kallitypes and/or digital prints on uncoated water color paper, and work with applying watercolor pigment to re-imagine the landscape!

Collodion workshops with Will Dunniway 2013

Workshops with Will Dunniway.

Image of a large format film holder modified to hold metal plates
How to modify a film holder for wet plate collodion: design #2: magical magnetic tape

Elizabeth Graves develops another impermanent, non-damaging way to hold thin metal plates in a conventional large format film holder.

Emma-Powell
Emma Powell

North American photographers – South & Mid West
From: Ames, Iowa, USA.
Shows: Cyanotypes and Wet plate collodions.
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