Or Worse (Feb 16th)

Did you ever face with, how things look like two days after Valentine’s day? Did you realized, how easily feelings, like love, can fade away?

This project–originally named Feb 16th.–has been formed almost two years ago, and we had a joint exhibition with Kriszta Németh titled Or Worse at the end of 2017 at Artbázis, Budapest. Today, you can see the original version here.

All the images are direct positives made with wetplate collodion process on clear glass in different sizes.

Tulips – 13x18cm wetplate collodion ambrotype on clear glass

Andi’s flower – 18x24cm wetplate collodion ambrotype on clear glass

Balloon – 16x16cm wetplate collodion ambrotype on clear glass

His Shoes – 18x24cm wetplate collodion ambrotype on clear glass

Dead Stoneman – 16x16cm wetplate collodion ambrotype on clear glass

Half Bear – 13x18cm wetplate collodion ambrotype on clear glass

I Can Fell The Rain (I) – 18x24cm wetplate collodion ambrotype on clear glass

I Can Fell The Rain (II) – 18x24cm wetplate collodion ambrotype on clear glass

Eyelash on my Pillow – 16x16cm wetplate collodion ambrotype on clear glass

If I Tell You I Love You – 16x16cm wetplate collodion ambrotype on clear glass

Hommage á Kertész – 16x16cm wetplate collodion ambrotype on clear glass

Petrified – 16x16cm wetplate collodion ambrotype on clear glass

Pants Mountain 16x16cm wetplate collodion ambrotype on clear glass

DIY Universal Shutter Release for Long Exposures

If you are a #DIY #pinhole guy, you might have thought on what shutter suits your needs best. It could be a piece of black adhesive tape and although, it is good for many occasions, I need something sophisticated…

Home, Sweet Home

Candy Camera | Home, Sweet Home – #wetplate #collodion #pinhole image inside a candy box

Concrete III.

Bad Geist

Infrared photos of an abandoned spa at Baia Mare, Romania.

Giant pinhole

We’ve transformed our accommodation into a a giant pinhole camera.

Bugac

Testing the New Camera

Yesterday, I’ve made a test shot with my new 12×12 wetplate camera, tailored to my needs by Argentum Camera Manufacture. I’m pretty satisfied with the result.

Concrete II.

Concrete I.

We was on a shoot last weekend. I used a 4×5 inch Argentum Camera and during the setup a biker stopped at me, said: “Nice view camera.” and went away. I hope I shoot a nice photo, too. Here it is.

Framing

Yesterday, I’ve framed some of the cyanotype contact prints of the Deep East series that you might already seen here. In case you are interesting how to optical center an image in mat, I recommend this article.