Let me just start off by saying that there is no real instruction manual on how to do this, and if you do try this method, on your own head be it...
Since I started my journey ...
28 April, 2021
“Inspired” – Photographing Inspiring People with my Dream Lens – By Marcus Hofstätter
Inspiration is one of the most beautiful feelings for me. People who work with passion on their art/project can be very inspiring. But there are also others who have had to deal...
In this article I have the absolute pleasure of talking to Amy Berge and Jen Stamps. I discovered both of these photographers whilst researching the idea of souping film as they...
16 December, 2020
Connected – A Wet Plate Project about the Bonds of Friendship – By Markus Hofstätter
These lockdown days can be frustrating. I remember being at home for 10 rainy days. I even didn't go in the garden because of the weather. My wet plate studio being empty and me...
4 December, 2020
Experiments in Film Soup – By Holly Gilman
My husband has a very bad memory; he always says that he’ll remember things from his childhood only when told the stories. Memory is a funny thing, some memories are evoked thro...
In this age of digital photography where literally everything is automated, analog and alternative processes are making a strong come back. The skill it takes to make the "perf...
2 September, 2020
Adding Color to Cyanotype – By John Isner
For me, the print has always been the goal of photography. A few years ago I discovered alternative process printing and, after trying a handful of historical processes, settled...
2 September, 2020
Cyanotype Printing with Pre-Coated Paper – By Benoît Felten
Nearly ten years ago my good friend and amazing artist Sinead McDonald taught me cyanotype printing, and ever since then I've been meaning to get back into it on my own, but thi...