32x50 - wet plate assemblage

• photomc

• Jul 24, 2012

Matt...wow just does not do it, this is great. The fact you started at 9 am and finished at 5 pm, leaves me in awe...the exposure of each plate is so spot on, I am just at a loss for words.

 

• jayvo86

• Jul 24, 2012

I find it interesting indeed. It looks like I'm staring out an old factory window into an obscure reality. The plates really come together as one.

 

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  Heinz

• Jul 25, 2012

In the large scan I noticed the flag in the lower left corner. It seems to be placed with precision there - as perfectly as the whole image. Impressive indeed!

 

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  ishutteratthethought

• Jul 25, 2012

Dang! I would love to see this some day.

 

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  michael9793

• Jul 25, 2012

unbelievable, this really a great piece of art. This is hard enough with plain film and printing but wet plate. outstanding

 

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  schrochem

• Jul 25, 2012

Well looky there. Someone is still around making plates ;-)Glad to see you are still making your multi-plate cityscapes Matt. That's a biggin there....I know what it takes to make each one of those and I'm very impressed at your consistency throughout the entire day. The plate second from the top left might appear as a no brainer to some but that's not easy to call when you have nothing but a blank plate to judge development and to have it match the rest of the sky.

 

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  Thomas Bertilsson

• Jul 25, 2012

I'm amazed at how hard you work, Matt. I have a lot of respect for that. What you do is not an easy thing to pull off.

 

• mjs

• Jul 25, 2012

Proof that sometimes things really are bigger -- and better! -- in Texas! You put a lot of effort into it and really got something special out! Thanks for sharing!Mike

 

• Dave Wooten

• Jul 25, 2012

Totally too cool!

 

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  Focus No. 9

• Sep 9, 2012

Glad i made it to gallery page 32 of whats new since my last visit. Still like your work very much. congrats on getting through school as well.