Collodion Process

     The other day when I wrote my review on my new chemical formulas and their success it was right before class so I could not add these pictures. Here are some images showing more of the set up of the shoot and the images developing.

   The hideous yellow color I painted my box really helps! It is so bright, but the visibility is way worth it! I feel like my dark box is a bumble bee.

Plates drying.

Right out of the wash and now placed in the sodium thiosulfate.

I do not know if it is just me, but sodium thiosulfate takes forever! I am probably going to switch to rapid fix really soon.

Slowly, but surely.

 Taaddaaa final image!


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