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12 Hours To Make 13 Portraits, Condensed Into A 3 Minute Time Lapse.
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12 Hours To Make 13 Portraits, Condensed Into A 3 Minute Time Lapse.

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The second installment of ‘The Auckland Project’ took place in January 2016. I have previously written about the project and the insane amount of flash (12,000 w/s) required to make portraits with a medium that has an ISO of 0.5 to 2 ISO (https://www.boredpanda.com/wet-plate-collodion-process-the-auckland-project-paul-alsop/).

This was the second round. Again we were lucky enough to have the use of Kingsize studios (http://kingsize.co.nz/) and their extensive library of strobe packs and modifiers, including those from Broncolor, Mola Softlights and Chimera Lighting. We were also lucky enough to have Lee Howell (http://www.leehowell.com/) along for the second installment, that made timelapse footage that shows a bts look at what is involved in a full day of Wet Plate Collodion portraits to make only 13 portraits in total. The sitter this time around were actors, directors and photographers to name but a few.

The Video can be seen here >> https://vimeo.com/175676516

The release of the video also coincides with the release of the projects own dedicated website www.aucklandproject.com

More info: aucklandproject.com

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Paul Alsop

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Based in New Zealand, I make hand crafted images on glass or metal, using silver and light with the wet plate collodion process from 1851.

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Paul Alsop

Paul Alsop

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Based in New Zealand, I make hand crafted images on glass or metal, using silver and light with the wet plate collodion process from 1851.

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