click jpeg for larger image"limelight lovers"
silver gelatin print from half-plate collodion negative
12" Bausch & Lomb magic lantern lens
posted by Paul K. De Angelis at 2:13 PM
Saturday, April 22, 2006
click jpeg for larger image"limelight lovers"
silver gelatin print from half-plate collodion negative
12" Bausch & Lomb magic lantern lens
About Me
- Name: Paul K. De Angelis
- Location: Stone Mountain, Georgia, United States
Please check out my new blog! Beloved Calcutta The chapters will be accessible through a hyperlink on the bottom of each page, or from the archives, top to bottom. Click photos for larger images. On my main site, Sacred Blue Pohotography, to facilitate faster uploadng only 10 photographs will appear on the front page, so please check the archives. Over 100 images are presently online. Please note that all images and words are copywritten. I am from Long Island but now live in Stone Mountain, Georgia. I received my art education at the Rhode Island School of Design. Many of these photographs are produced using authentic 19th century collodion/wet-plate photography, using sheets of glass to make my images. No computers were employed to produce the images in any way. Sorry I haven't been doing much lately as I have been very busy. That should all change this summer, so keep checking back!
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1 Comments:
Great work Paul!
Love the new blog. Not too many bloggers with wet-plate work. Outstanding images.
I'm hoping to test out my new "fridge" batch of collodion soon and will let you know. I just don't think it causes any problems, but I could be wrong since I'm so new to this.
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