Ayesha
13x18 tintype made with Silver and Light
Wet collodion on metal plate.
19th century process photography
Wet collodion on metal plate.
19th century process photography
From Suriname
Each day, I’m privileged to welcome new faces into my studio, creating a visual journey that transcends borders and spans the globe. Through the artistry of wet plate collodion portraiture, I embark on a personal odyssey, connecting with individuals from every corner of our diverse world. It’s a profound exploration of cultures and stories, where every portrait becomes a unique chapter in this global narrative.
Join me on this intimate adventure, where the lens becomes a bridge between souls, capturing the essence of humanity that knows no geographical boundaries. Together, we celebrate the beauty of our shared existence, one portrait at a time.
Join me on this intimate adventure, where the lens becomes a bridge between souls, capturing the essence of humanity that knows no geographical boundaries. Together, we celebrate the beauty of our shared existence, one portrait at a time.
