Step into the world of 19th-century photography and uncover the secrets of one of the oldest photographic techniques—wet collodion on glass. This exclusive workshop is led by renowned photographer Borut Peterlin, a dedicated artist with extensive experience in historical photographic processes. He honed his craft at prestigious institutions such as FAMU in Prague and the London College of Printing, and has collaborated with world-class mentors including Oliviero Toscani and Mark Osterman.
In this intensive nine-hour workshop, you will explore the process that shaped photography in the 1800s. Invented in 1851, the wet collodion technique was widely used throughout the century, blending science, artistry, and craftsmanship into a single photographic method.
What Will You Learn?
- The fundamentals of the historical wet collodion process
- How to prepare a glass plate and make it light-sensitive
- How to operate an antique bellows camera to capture images
- The steps to develop and fix your photograph immediately after exposure
- At the end of the workshop, you’ll take home your very own handmade portrait on glass
With a maximum of six participants, the workshop ensures a personalized learning experience and hands-on mentorship. Whether you’re a photography enthusiast or a professional eager to experiment with historical techniques, this workshop offers a rare opportunity to expand your skills in an intimate setting.
Save the date 16.10.2025 and join us in the world of pioneering photography where you will experience first-hand the magic of handmade photographs.
Registration: https://www.bohinj.si/en/prireditev/borut-peterlin-wet-collodion-on-glass/
