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Wet-Plate Collodion Photographs
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Willie Osterman

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Frederick Gardner invented the Wet-Plate Collodion process in 1852. It is a hand-applied process where an emulsion is poured onto a plate of glass (ambrotype) or blackened aluminum. (tintype or ferrotype), sensitized, exposed, developed, rinsed, and fixed before the emulsion dries.

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Held Over

PORTRAITS, BOTANICALS AND OTHER STORIES Wet-Plate Collodion Photographs BY

Willie Osterman

On Display through November 30, 2024

Frederick Gardner invented the Wet-Plate Collodion process in 1852. It is a hand-applied process where an emulsion is poured onto a plate of glass (ambrotype) or blackened aluminum. (tintype or ferrotype), sensitized, exposed, developed, rinsed, and fixed before the emulsion dries.

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email is the best way to contact us: throughthislens@gmail.com

PORTRAITS, BOTANICALS AND OTHER STORIES
Wet-Plate Collodion Photographs
BY

On Display through
November 30, 2024

Photographs
Printing
Framing

email is the best way to contact us:
throughthislens@gmail.com