Each photo was taken one at a time, like polaroid except it's not instant, so once a shot was done, the plate got processed in darkroom and then come in this box of water, then start shooting again for the next plate, imagine a lot of waiting around in between darkroom processing. That session took almost 6 hours....the light was getting darker and darker towards the evening.
Here tin plates have to be in water to cure, before they are set.
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The lens is an antique but the whole camera was re-built with some new some antique parts.
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