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Tag: using out of date film for experimental photography

Negative Portraits In Silver

Posted on March 5, 2020November 1, 2020

In a box of photographs collected at junk stores, I discovered a long-forgotten package of silver gelatin dry plate portraits. Likely created in the early 20th century, the photographer, the location, creation dates, and the subjects of the photographs are unknown. These many unknown only add to the haunting visual qualities of these silver gelatin…

Sand Spit. Lake Tahoe, California

About The Experimental Condition

Posted on June 23, 2013October 29, 2020

First launched in 2013, The Experimental Condition is dedicated to presenting new approaches to the medium of photography. Photographic experimentation, the blending of unlikely materials to produce new photographic processes and new photographic devices is a permanent feature in photography’s history. The tradition of experimentations continues into the present day with computer programs, silicon, and…

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