Jacob Appelbaum (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} ioerror) wrote,@ 2007-11-14 16:41:00 |
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Wet Plate Studio day
We spent two and a half hours doing plates at Rayko this weekend. We have a project in mind for future photos and these are some shots to help us refine our process. Audrey invented a new process of Collodion transfer, we call it the Audreytype. This is the last photo of the set on this page. The Audreytype is created with the normal wet plate transfer process and after drying, we simply slide the plate into water, remove the collodion picture and slide it onto dark paper. We set the image behind glass after covering it in the tree sap.
These are on metal:
These three are on glass:
This is the Audreytype placed behind glass:
We spent two and a half hours doing plates at Rayko this weekend. We have a project in mind for future photos and these are some shots to help us refine our process. Audrey invented a new process of Collodion transfer, we call it the Audreytype. This is the last photo of the set on this page. The Audreytype is created with the normal wet plate transfer process and after drying, we simply slide the plate into water, remove the collodion picture and slide it onto dark paper. We set the image behind glass after covering it in the tree sap.
These are on metal:
These three are on glass:
This is the Audreytype placed behind glass:
