NOV 7 – Tintype Photography Pop-Up with PorkPie Photography

Take a step back in time and witness the historic process of tintype photography. Originating in the 1850s, wet plate collodion uses a process where an image is created directly on a coated plate while it is still wet. Tintypes are taken on metal, producing a one-of-a-kind image with a timeless quality. Join local couple Chad and Richelle Shryock from PorkPie Photography for a unique photography experience. Sign up for an individual or couple’s portrait session and experience the tintype photography process firsthand. Watch your portrait come to life as the final chemicals are added during the overall process, transforming the image from a negative into a positive. Each session takes 10 minutes and you will receive your final photograph within a week!
Join us at 1:00 PM for a 30-minute presentation exploring the history of photography. Free and Open to the public, no reservation required!
Tintype Pricing:
Pricing is $40 for a 3"x4" tintype that can include up to 2 people
Tintypes will be available for pickup at the museum the following week. You will be notified by email when available.
Walk-ins possible when available but book your slot now to hold your spot
Saturday, November 7th, 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Pricing is $40 for a 3″x4″ tintype that can include up to 2 people
Portrait sessions last 10 minutes
Reserve Your Spot: Sign up for a time slot through PorkPie’s Calendly!
Join us at 1:00 PM for a 30-minute presentation exploring the history of photography. No reservation required!