Camera Obscura Photography

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Camera Obscura Photography supplies chemicals, papers and more for alternative photographic processes, wetplate and printing.

Address: Germany
Phone: +49 7577 925101 / +491726201367
Email: contactme (at) camera-obscura.photography
Website: Camera-obscura.photography
Ship: Locally and internationally

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3 thoughts on “Camera Obscura Photography”

  1. Your best bet is to take a workshop with Scully&Osterman to learn how to make collodion chloride POP paper. That’s the stuff you want, and it fairly simple to do, once you get the hang of it.

  2. I am wanting to find a supplier of Printing out Paper.
    This is photographic paper you can contact print on,
    it’s exposed in sunlight and develops up in this process as well.

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