Abstractions Made Using The 19th Century Wet Plate Collodion Process
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- Tintpye Abstraction 1
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- Tintype Abstraction 2
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- Tintype Abstraction 3
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- Tintype Abstraction 4
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- Tintype Abstraction 5
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- Tintype Abstraction 6
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- Tintype Abstraction 7
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- Tintype Abstraction 8
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- Tintype Abstraction 9
Links To Image Portfolios By Bryan Hiott
Recent Images – These portfolios contain my color digital and film images, alternative process images and black and white and color digital images by my students at Parsons The New School for Design.
Wet Plate Collodion – This portfolio contains images made using the historic wet plate collodion process invented by Frederick Scott Archer in 1851. Image possibilities with wet plate photography include tintypes (ferrotypes), ambrotypes (glass positive images) and glass negatives.
Historical Equivalents – This portfolio contains a series of images in which the structural outlines of modern ruins closely resemble those of certain historical antecedents.
Parsons Photobook – This portfolio contains a representative sample of images presented in my MFA thesis project for Parsons The New School for Design. My thesis project was undertaken at Gettysburg, PA.
Athens Institute for Contemporary Art – Exhibition catalogue, announcement card and checklist of participating artists’ works for Ruburbs and Other Spaces in Between (March-May 2007).
Student Images 2008
Parsons College Level Photography
Parsons Academy – Senior Level
Student Images 2007
Parsons College Level Photography
