Old Photography Techniques
Skilled people who practice or talk about old photographic techniques like Daguerreotype, Cyanotype, Ambrotype, Ferrotype (Tintype), Collodion wet plate, Lumen prints or just Film Photography
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Deborah Parkin
@[email protected]Photography. Art. Literature.
LawrencesView
@[email protected]I am a photographer who focuses on art nudes. I use a variety of tools for my photography, including digital, historic processes such as tintypes and kallitypes, and instant film; I like to pick the process to set the mood I'm trying to convey. Please enjoy my work, and I hope to find others with similar interests on Mastodon.
Jack Lowe
@[email protected]Active citizen and documentarist, very mindful of the crises we face.
Endeavouring to shine a light on the greatness of humanity, not least by making The Lifeboat Station Project / @lsp since 2015.
Moving forward day-by-day with realism of the intellect and optimism of the will.
Currently learning about #DeepAdaptation.
Emmanuel Veneau 📸
@[email protected]Keeping track. Places, faces. Because absences / fading / disappearing. Because everything escapes us. Drawing up an inventory. Impossible. Collections; recorded, classified; series.
Where are the people? Drawing lines of escape, the context of absences. Dwell. And the outside? Stay outside.
Too much presence. Too much presence is frightening. But to walk, to move forward and towards, to flee, to leave, to camp.
Photographing, yes, like dancing. So as not to get lost.
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Volker
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Fabien de Saint pern
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The Lifeboat Station Project
@[email protected]Hello! I'm Jack Lowe / @jacklowe.
This is a place to follow my 10 year mission to document all 238 #RNLI lifeboat stations in the UK and Republic of Ireland.
I use photography, audio and words to tell the story but there's a twist: I travel in my mobile darkroom — a decommissioned ambulance called 'Neena' — and use a process known as #WetPlate to make my photographs on 12x10 inch glass, just as the Victorians used to in the 1850s.
Learn more via the 'About' tab.
Markus Hofstätter
@[email protected]addicted to slow portraiture with the wet collodion process, but shoots most images with his iPhone. Writer, vlogger, educator and DIY guy
Jakub Berkowits
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dincsi
@[email protected]Blogger, writer, translator and photographer. Mostly #wetplate #pinhole #photography.