10x48 Panoramic Wet Plate - Downtown

• coriana6jp

• May 24, 2010

I agree with John, dont't stop! This is great.

 

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  ajmiller

• May 24, 2010

Great piece of work.

- Tony

 

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  nsurit

• May 24, 2010

You should carry them to the AAPG meeting so at a couple from this group could see them in the flesh or glass or whatever. Nice work! Will you be going to the Abelardo Morell event on Friday? For me there is some connection between the nature of your work and his. Bill Barber

 

• photomc

• May 24, 2010

nice matt, stepped out of the box and then stood on it....pretty nice.

So tell everyone how long it took to put 6 wet plates together...remarkable I think, talk about light changing.

 

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  Thomas Bertilsson

• May 24, 2010

Awesome!

 

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  SuzanneR

• May 24, 2010

indeed... very impressive!

 

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  Jersey Vic

• May 24, 2010

I've seen Paul Taylor's 30x40 inch prints made from 8x10 wet plate negs and the results are stunning. You've a potential 40"x180" on your hands !

 

• Shangheye

• May 24, 2010

This is hugelly impressive (pun intended). I am amazed at the quality of your exposure from plate to plate and all outdoors...exceptional work. K

 

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  Vaughn

• May 25, 2010

Six is an interesting number for such a panorama. It worked very well here. There is a quirky sense of balance maintained across the panorama. That and the process itself, along with the passage of time, is wonderful -- and how the process tends to inform (influence) the image, and the image informs the process.

Six hortizontals -- an 8" x 5 foot image!

 

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  jimgalli

• Jun 11, 2010

No, this is no good at all. You need to buy the Cirkut camera from me so you can make some 10 X 72's. Hard to do wet plates with the Cirkut though. Sheesh, this is gorgeous.