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Which Board? => Main Forum => Topic started by: tani.P on December 19, 2012, 02:42:28 PM
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Check this amazing stuff out from Ian Ruhter:
Lights, Toy Camera, Action on Vimeo (http://vimeo.com/55837466)
I love how this guy thinks! Hand held wet plate shots? Nutty.
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He;s not the only one doing wet plate Holga's.. I think S Gayle Stevens is doing some beautiful and really interesting stuff, check her out on Susan's blog: http://blog.susanburnstine.com/post/9827669868 (http://blog.susanburnstine.com/post/9827669868)
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I saw this yesterday through Twitter!!
I mentioned this to a friend, and she suggested we do this instead. I have two of these, so I'll probably try it with one of them.
http://www.alternativephotography.com/wp/cameras-film/wet-plate-collodion-with-a-polaroid-camera (http://www.alternativephotography.com/wp/cameras-film/wet-plate-collodion-with-a-polaroid-camera)
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oh, that was pure pleasure watching. thanks :)
so collodion huh... what if I took shots on unpainted glass? I could put it on a black background and see the shot nicely and still make contact copies with it, right?
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very innovative
i plan on doing a wet plate course next year at some stage!
its great to see these old processes still being used and re-invented.
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Super, super stuff!
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I would love to just be there and watch Ian work. Super inspiring to see him taking wet plate to new levels.
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Same photographer, different sized wet plates!
"http://player.vimeo.com/video/39578584?autoplay=1"
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In issue 5, 2007, of Light Leaks magazine there is an article on how to shoot wet plates in a Holga. Photographer Michael Pavlov wrote the piece. I got to see Gayles wet plate Holga pic this past year at Krappy Kamera in NY. I believe she converted a Holga 120 Pinhole Pano if I am not mistaken.