Anna and Her Lover
This is a wet plate collodion image is of my adopted sister, Anna, and her boxer fiancé. She is a …
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What I Learned from a Doctor’s Visit
Author, professor, and photographic historian, Dr. Geoffrey Batchen, reviewed my wet plate collodion work during his visit to Savannah College …
Thing of the Week – September 30, 2011 (Brian Selznik & Scott Radke)
Two things of the week for the price of one today! First, check out a writer and artist, Brian Selznik. …
Wet Plate Collodion Triptych
Here are three of my collodion plates presented as a triptych. I combined 18th and 19th century processes, in that …
Just Like Before
Here’s another of my images with text. This one is not from an old family photograph, as in the previous …
Thing of the Week – Sep 23, 2011 (Images with Text)
Here’s a different Thing of the Week. Instead of focusing on other artists, I thought I’d share some of my …
He’s got potential
“He’s got potential,” is a compliment. For me, it is a critical comment pointing out my creative failures. It’s non-movement. …
Thing of the Week – September 16, 2011
Ryan Nabulsi is a fine artist, instructor of photography, and director of the Jennifer Schwartz Gallery, Atlanta. I first met …
Wet Plate Collodion Workshop Images from September 10-11, 2011
I held a wet plate collodion workshop at Serenbe Photography Center (SPC), Palmetto, GA last weekend. Here are some cellphone …
Melting Mom
My mom would have been 70 today. Happy birthday Mom. To read about the making of this wet plate collodion …
Mapping the Edge 