Lindsey Ross Alchemistress Experience | 360 3D video
1,353 views · Published 16 May 2018 · 10:31 · Indexed 31 October 2026
Channel: Gary Yost · 2018 · Education
The wet plate collodion process was invented in the 1850s as a way to preserve images on glass plates. The great American photographer Carleton Watkins was famous for his Yosemite collodion prints and it’s an incredibly difficult process because the plates have to be exposed while wet, necessitating an on-site darkroom. (Back in the 1850s he had to haul around literally tons of gear to do this.) Eventually the daguerrotype process replaced collodion plates, but lately this “ancient” photographic technique has been revived because of the beautifully haunting quality of the image. Lindsey Ross, from Santa Barbara California, is a rock star alternative process photographer, known on the interwebs as "the Alchemistress." She'd just purchased this one-of-a-kind Chamonix 24"x32" custom-made view camera and was taking it out on a shoot in Mill Valley for a shakedown run. You will be amazed and inspired at how far some people will go in the pursuit of their creative ideas. Shot on the Z CAM V1 camera in stereoscopic 360°.
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