Tin Type Photography

Portraits in Silver

Handcrafted tintype portraits with a warm, enduring presence.

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Portrait Plates

A person is holding a vintage camera close to their face. The image is in black and white, with focused lighting on the person’s face, highlighting delicate facial details and tattoos on the shoulder. The background appears dimly lit, creating a dramatic contrast.

Quiet Faces

Hand-poured collodion portraits with rich shadows, silvered highlights, and the unmistakable character of a one-of-a-kind plate.

A monochromatic image captures two individuals seated at a table. One person is wearing a hat, and the other has their head tilted, resting their hand on the side of their face, appearing contemplative or tired. The lighting creates a moody and intimate atmosphere. There is an old-fashioned telephone visible in the lower part of the frame.

Together, Permanently

A quiet portrait series capturing honest expressions, soft light, and the beautiful imperfections of wet plate photography.

A vintage style photograph rests on a wooden surface. The image within the photograph appears faded and features trees with branches and leaves visible, casting a warm, yellowish tone. Additional elements in the photograph may include a structure or object that is difficult to distinguish due to the image's faded quality.

Made By Hand

Tintypes made for couples, families, and curious souls who want a tangible photograph with a story baked into its surface.

A vintage photography studio with an old wooden camera on a tripod covered by a dark cloth. The room is warmly lit and features wooden floors and furniture, including a chest of drawers and wicker stool. The backdrop depicts a painted scene of a serene lake with classical architecture. Various framed pictures are hung on the walls.

Together, Permanently

From studio sittings to outdoor sessions, each project is developed by hand and finished as a singular photographic object.

A dimly lit room with a red hue. A person with curly hair stands in front of a table, possibly in a darkroom environment for developing photographs. Various trays, bottles, and equipment are visible on the table. The room has a vintage clock on the wall and cages are lined up against the wall.

My Practice

I create intimate tin type portraits, handcrafted one plate at a time, where soft imperfections preserve the feeling of a moment.

My Process

Handmade in Silver

Slow portraits, lasting impressions.

Portraits With Soul

Portraits With Soul