Uploaded April 2011 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
At the Photographers' Formulary in Condon, Montana, Will Dunniway introduces Wet Plate Collodion in this 18 minute movie. He traces the development of photography from its earliest days, beginning with Niecpce and Daguerre in France and Fox-Talbot in England, then Scott Archer in the United States. Dunniway explains how the process works, and shows some of his equipment. It's worth watching.
Photographers' Formulary instructor: Will Dunniway
Videographer: Anthony Mournian
At the Photographers' Formulary in Condon, Montana, Will Dunniway introduces Wet Plate Collodion in this 18 minute movie. He traces the development of photography from its earliest days, beginning with Niecpce and Daguerre in France and Fox-Talbot in England, then Scott Archer in the United States. Dunniway explains how the process works, and shows some of his equipment. It's worth watching.
Photographers' Formulary instructor: Will Dunniway
Videographer: Anthony Mournian
