Gelatin dry plates

**Tin Can** · 10-Jun-2019, 05:46

Is now an official Fad, that has hit the big time!

Thank you Jason and your J Lane Glass Plates.

Now a class at THE Eastman Museum

GELATIN DRY PLATES IN THE WOODS OF LETCHWORTH STATE PARK

**Two23** · 10-Jun-2019, 07:04

Two thousand bucks plus air fare.

Kent in SD

**domaz** · 10-Jun-2019, 07:52

They've been doing the class for quite a few years. George Eastman House workshops are well worth the price if you want to learn the skills.

**jvo** · 10-Jun-2019, 19:03

the "grand canyon of the east" and the george eastman house experience... wow!

**jnantz** · 11-Jun-2019, 05:16

A couple of years ago they did a river boat ride making and shooting silver gelatin ferrotypes.
From what I have heard they always have great classes there.

**peter schrager** · 11-Jun-2019, 18:42

Originally Posted by jnantz

A couple of years ago they did a river boat ride making and shooting silver gelatin ferrotypes.
From what I have heard they always have great classes there.

Well you can futz around all by yourself but what mark has to offer isn't on YouTube
Took the pop collidion workshop..worth every penny

**Robert Brazile** · 16-Jun-2019, 04:29

The workshops are great; I've taken several of them, including the gelatin dry plate workshop (in-house, not the Letchworth outing) in October 2014. Have been using the process ever since.

Robert

**Jim Noel** · 16-Jun-2019, 12:52

I Have always wanted to take one of their workshops,but they are on the wrong coast for me.

**Nodda Duma** · 16-Jun-2019, 15:06

Nick Brandredth teaches the dry plate classes. Good guy....we talk often, exchanging tips and info. Mark, Nick, myself, several others are all sharing a common goal of bringing dry plates back like Mark O. and others did for wet plate.