Tin Type Portrait at the Oddities Expo

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A tintype photograph is a unique image captured directly onto a thin sheet of blackened iron or metal rather than paper or film. It uses the 19th-century wet-plate collodion process where metal plate is coated with a sticky chemical mixture, made light-sensitive with silver nitrate, exposed inside a camera while still wet, and developed immediately. The exposure creates an underexposed negative on the metal. Just like a Polaroid, each plate yields a single physical photograph with no negative to print duplicates. Come with me to experience having my portrait captured in this rare and vintage photography style at Chicago’s largest oddities exposition!