Collodion - Wet Plate Images

[StoneNYC]

Another plate with my Speed graphic.

Now I'm confused, can you elaborate on the correlation between the two, I thought your wet plates were shot in camera, you're saying these are wet plate "prints"?

[SergeiR]

Now I'm confused, can you elaborate on the correlation between the two, I thought your wet plates were shot in camera, you're saying these are wet plate "prints"?

You can use them to do prints, which is what many do. You have "original" negative or positive and then it used to do prints of choosing.
I would imagine, given process that TT uses this is plate shot at same time, but as positive, and negative one was used to make print posted before.

Less confusing?

[John Fink Jr.]

Another plate with my Speed graphic.

Beautiful work as always Tri.

[Tri Tran]

Thanks John and Sergei.

[goamules]

Tri, So this flower shot was NOT taken with wetplate collodion, right? It's an enlarged collodion print, of a film negative, projected onto the plate?

[Jim Fitzgerald]

Guys, I think this is a plate shown next to the camera for a size comparison.

[Tin Can]

I prefer Garrett's thought, true or not.

Would need immense light...

[alex from holland]

"The rain maker"

11x11" tintype
Exposure time 2 seconds
Dallmeyer 3A petzval ar 5.6

If you would like to see more background info about this picture just visit my blog
www.collodion-art.blogspot.com

[Pali K]

Alex that is stunning! Amazing work and very impressed by the making of details on your blog.

Pali

[ghostcount]

"The rain maker"

11x11" tintype
Exposure time 2 seconds
Dallmeyer 3A petzval ar 5.6

If you would like to see more background info about this picture just visit my blog
www.collodion-art.blogspot.com

Brilliant work Alex. Thanks for sharing!