Portfolio
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Sven
Black Glass Ambrotype (30 x 40cm) -
Mascha
Gray Glass Ambrotype (30 x 40cm) -
John
Gray Glass Ambrotype (30 x 40cm) -
Evert
Black Glass Ambrotype (30 x 40cm) -
Simone
Gray Glass Ambrotype (30 x 40cm) -
Flesjes
Ruby Glass Ambrotype (15 x 40cm) -
Flesjes
Gray Glass Ambrotype (15 x 40cm) -
Flesjes
Gray Glass Ambrotype (15 x 40cm) -
Flesjes
Gray Glass Ambrotype (15 x 40cm) -
Flesjes
Gray Glass Ambrotype (15 x 40cm) -
Flesjes
Gray Glass Ambrotype (14 x 40cm) -
Alex
Gray Glass Ambrotype (30 x 40cm) -
Flesjes
Gray Glass Ambrotype (14 x 40cm) -
Frans Vogels
Black Glass Ambrotype (30 x 40cm) -
Frans Vogels
Black Glass Ambrotype (30 x 40cm) -
Silvya
Black Glass Ambrotype (30 x 30cm) -
Kannen
Black Glass Ambrotype (30 x 40cm) handtinted -
Takel
Black Glass Ambrotype (30 x 40cm) handtinted -
Dester
Black Glass Ambrotype (30 x 40cm) -
Kristel
Black Glass Ambrotype (30 x 40cm) -
Kristel
Black Glass Ambrotype (30 x 40cm) -
Peter
Black Glass Ambrotype (30 x 40cm) -
Legs Boelen
Black Glass Ambrotype (30 x 40cm) -
Legs Boelen
Black Glass Ambrotype (30 x 40cm) -
Jeanne
Black Glass Ambrotype (30 x 40cm) -
Freek
Black Glass Ambrotype (30 x 40cm) -
Freek
Black Glass Ambrotype (30 x 40cm) -
Peter
Black Glass Ambrotype (30 x 40cm) -
Ad
Black Glass Ambrotype (30 x 40cm) -
Rotterdam, de Hef
Black Glass Ambrotype (20 x 40cm) diptych -
Rotterdam
Black Glass Ambrotype (20 x 20cm) -
Rotterdam
Black Glass Ambrotype (20 x 20cm) -
Rotterdam
Black Glass Ambrotype (20 x 40cm) diptych -
Rotterdam
Black Glass Ambrotype (10 x 20cm) -
Rotterdam, Erasmus brug
Black Glass Ambrotype (20 x 60cm) triptych -
Jugs
Black Glass Ambrotype (10 x 20cm) -
Cutlery
Black Glass Ambrotype (10 x 15cm) -
Spoon
Black Glass Ambrotype (10 x 20cm) -
Jan-Jouke
Alumitype (20 x 20cm) -
Roses
Black Glass Ambrotype (10 x 20cm) -
Hans
Black Glass Ambrotype (20 x 25cm) -
Paula
Alumitype (10 x 15cm) -
Paula
Black Glass Ambrotype (25 x 25cm) -
Paula
Black Glass Ambrotype (20 x 25cm) -
Wouter
Black Glass Ambrotype (20 x 25cm) -
Tin
Black Glass Ambrotype (20 x 25cm) -
Dester
Alumitype (20 x 25cm)
About
Wet Plate Collodion Photography and me.
I have embraced the ethereal look, handmade process, and arcane yet simple materials of wet plate collodion photography. From engineering my camera’s, mixing my chemistry, working with the elements and then, at last -together with my subjects- accomplishing works of art.
I have been deeply impacted by this beautiful technique.
About the process
Wet Plate Collodion is the photographic process of pouring Collodion onto a plate of thin iron or glass, then exposing and developing that plate while it’s still wet. This process was the primary photographic method from the early 1850s until the late 1880s. It replaced paper negatives/Calotypes (Talbot) and Daguerreotypes (Louis Daguerre). There is a revival of the Wet Plate process due in large part to the ubiquity of digital photography and because of the unique Collodion “signature” and aesthetic.
Contact
studio
Address
Nieuwstraat 34
5211 NL, Den Bosch
Netherlands
(visits are scheduled by appointment only)
- 06 – 819.444.08