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on Ebay with starting bid $1 (here: [link] ) Sold for $56.78

This plate is an ambrotype; a unique photograph produced on black glass using hand-mixed and poured chemicals in the process perfected by Henry Fox Talbot in the 1850s. The plate is prepared and exposed, giving it a permanent image in metallic silver, which is then varnished with gum sandarac varnish. Ambrotypes look unlike anything you're likely to see in this age of digital and inkjet photography!

Model is Amber Rose. Finished box includes mounted plate on vintage linen tablecloth, with restaurant silverware, in black-dyed 23/" thick solid oak frame.

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Given 2011-02-10
The Other White Meat by `mjranum is an excellent use of alternative printing processes in photography. ( Featured by `tiganusi )
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~ValerieVenus Feb 6, 2013  Hobbyist Photographer
powerful image..love it
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:iconmrturf54:
Lokks delicious to me.:)
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:iconshebecka:
Please make more of this technique, I love to look at it, perfect!
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:iconpatientwords:
Pussy: it's what's for dinner.
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:iconlyboangon:
you don't say... [link]
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:iconmjranum:
It's also good for just snacking on.
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~Groenew Mar 19, 2011  Student
Was this expensive to do?
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:iconmjranum:
I don't really know how to answer that. In one answer, it cost me $5 for the piece of glass I shot it onto. In another, it cost me $550 for the glass, chemicals, and the model's fee. In yet another answer it cost me $5,550 for my camera, lens, darkroom gear, lights, glass chemicals, and the model. And in yet another answer it cost me probably $105,550 for the 20 years of doing photography, my darkroom, all the gear I've ever used, etc - all of which brought my to the moment of creating this image.
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