Tintype portraits are created using a historic 19th-century photographic process that produces a one-of-a-kind image on metal. Each plate is made by hand during your session using a large-format camera, and the image is developed on site so you can watch it appear.
Sessions are scheduled in one-hour time slots, allowing time for setup, multiple exposures if needed, and finishing the plate.
Tintype portraits are created using a historic 19th-century photographic process that produces a one-of-a-kind image on metal. Each plate is made by hand during your session using a large-format camera, and the image is developed on site so you can watch it appear.
Sessions are scheduled in one-hour time slots, allowing time for setup, multiple exposures if needed, and finishing the plate.