Ambrotype is an early 19th-century photographic process in which the image is made directly on a glass plate. It was most widespread in the 1850s–1860s, especially for portraits.
It is a wet collodion process:
We go through the theory of the process and all the technical details of preparing, shooting and processing the plate. We set up a large format camera and shoot together.
You can shoot up to 3 plates and take them home. If you have questions, message us on Instagram: @berliner.strasse.lab