Wet plate photography with Dr. Greg Roth

Greg Roth introduces us to wet plate photography. Dr. Roth is an adjunct professor of philosophy and photography at Spokane Falls Community College.
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[@ZenoOkapi]

Thank you, plain, simple, informative with words of experience and wisdom thrown in. Joyful to watch.

[@brandiscott7669]

I thoroughly enjoyed this video! Dr. Greg Roth seems like a joy and I found his perspective on "wet plate" photography interesting. Great production!

[@_H_2023]

I love the idea you say it's a dialogue between the photograph and the person who is looking at the picture and that your holding a moment in time in history. I've always believed that when I buy an antique it doesn't belong to me I'm just the custodian for the time being and if looked after others will enjoy it's beauty also at a later date.

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@Steven Callen instablaster =)

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[@noeltrace3899]

@Steven Callen You are welcome :)

[@FerencKatona]

Just found it now, areal truly emotional video about the photography, and the man, behind the camera. Wish you a long life, you're a great person. Thanks for share it !

[@chriscard6544]

Beautiful video

[@srfilmphotography4480]

Just started shooting wet plate this week, so much in love with the process and the plates. Nice heart warming video, cheers.

[@RetroPixel_analog]

I am also thinking of starting wet-plate photography, Your video made me even more curious about it. I went from the Pure Digital world back to the Analog World (basically the world of my childhood). And I enjoy all these processes quite a lot. Thanks for a great video. Hope Dr. Roth does well. Greetings from Germany.

[@IraGardner]

Guten Tag! Danke! Let me know how your wet plate work goes! Here is a link to some research I have done about using artificial light sources with wet plate collodion. docs.google.com/document/d/1KWVGiFmDQG58GyGVCCTNAhhsP727czS2MUpqczLarj8/edit?usp=sharing I hope to do a video about wet plate using these different light sources by spring.

[@fotolookconde]

My whole plate camera will arrive next week... soon I'll be shooting plates!

[@calvinf9218]

hows it going? :)

[@fotolookconde]

@@calvinf9218 Chemicals ready. Testing next week

[@kayclaydancesupply1933]

I have an old craftsman wheel burrow from the 1960s just like yours and a century #2 11x14 and a glass plate holder. Thanks for the motivation. Where do you get your supplies?

[@Periskop1]

Anyone who got nervous when he was making the exposure is a real photographer.😨

[@stinkybritches4540]

Awesome

[@IraGardner]

Thank you!

[@drewpignatelli3166]

What camera is that? Great video!

[@saifulmujib9999]

hebat.... menginspirasi saya

[@HugAporcupine]

Any idea what the thing is called he put the plate in when he put the developer on the plate? Great video and interview.

[@IraGardner]

It's called a developer "helper tray" It has a finger hole that allows you to push the plate up and break the seal when you are ready to move it to the fixer tray. Here is a supplier www.lundphotographics.com/Magento/index.php/helper-tray.html