iPhone, huh? I was just to ask you if it was glass plates or collodium or wet plates or something?
Very nice!!
Have you used Hipstamatic or did you do it in post?
Marie, you are right on, it was hipstamatic. The fake wet plate setting if kinda fun but I would like to learn to use wet plates sometime in the future.
Thanks a lot Mike! I have that lens and film, so I’m gonna test them asap! I’ve also got the C-type film, it looks almost as thrilling as the bw version.
Have a great weekend you too!
Marie, I like the c-type as well but not as much as the d. I also usually do a conversion to B/W either in lightroom or photoshop with both to give them a more authentic feel.
love the wet plate filter- this shot works beautifully, very entrancing. If you don’t know it already, check out Sally Mann’s work, she’s a contemporary wet glass plate collodion master: http://www.npr.org/2011/02/17/133595585/from-lens-to-photo-sally-mann-captures-her-love. There’s a terrific DVD about her life’s work too, “What Remains”. happy shooting!
Thanks for the feedback and the info. I someday hope to try the real technique and the local photo school sometimes has a weekend starter workshop on wet plate. I will check out the Link today. Have a great weekend and thanks again.
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iPhone, huh? I was just to ask you if it was glass plates or collodium or wet plates or something?
Very nice!!
Have you used Hipstamatic or did you do it in post?
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Marie, you are right on, it was hipstamatic. The fake wet plate setting if kinda fun but I would like to learn to use wet plates sometime in the future.
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It is really great. Do you remember what “lens” and “film” you used?
About the real thing, look this blog up, he does the most fantastic things!!
http://borutpeterlin.wordpress.com/
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Marie, thanks for the link…amazing images.
I used James M lens and D-type film. That combo is one of my favorites to use. Hope you have a great weekend.
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Thanks a lot Mike! I have that lens and film, so I’m gonna test them asap! I’ve also got the C-type film, it looks almost as thrilling as the bw version.
Have a great weekend you too!
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Marie, I like the c-type as well but not as much as the d. I also usually do a conversion to B/W either in lightroom or photoshop with both to give them a more authentic feel.
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This is wonderful. I love Yellowstone, especially in the winter.
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Thanks Doug, I would agree that yellowstone in winter surely is one the best places to be.
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Smashing, Mike. Great choice with the Hipstamatic wet plate look.
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Thanks, I do like the hipstamatic wet plate look and until I learn the real thing, seems to give a good feel to many subjects.
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Superb image. Love the composition.
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Thanks SImon. Hope your week is of a a great start.
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beautiful reminder
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Thanks.
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love the wet plate filter- this shot works beautifully, very entrancing. If you don’t know it already, check out Sally Mann’s work, she’s a contemporary wet glass plate collodion master: http://www.npr.org/2011/02/17/133595585/from-lens-to-photo-sally-mann-captures-her-love. There’s a terrific DVD about her life’s work too, “What Remains”. happy shooting!
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Thanks for the feedback and the info. I someday hope to try the real technique and the local photo school sometimes has a weekend starter workshop on wet plate. I will check out the Link today. Have a great weekend and thanks again.
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