Image of a Glens Falls Art digital tintype of Queensbury Artist KATE BOYLE and her dog Jenny made by Glens Falls area artist photographer Craig Murphy. The authentic tintype was made in Queensbury, NY ...

There is a new way to look at photography and portraiture with a very old process: tintypes. Yes, the way photography was done in the 19th Century is making a comeback -- this time on a massive scale ...

Popularized during the Civil War, tintype photographs are produced by pouring collodion solution on a piece of metal and coating it with silver nitrate to make a light-sensitive surface that can ...

In the wake of the Eaton fire, there are ghosts in Altadena. Not literal ghosts — though that could depend on whom you ask — but an army of figurative phantoms, like the lonely chimneys that mark the ...

MARS HILL - Sarah Jones Decker's tintype portraits documenting Marshall and Madison County in its Tropical Storm Helene rebuild became a recognizable symbol for Marshall's resilience and strong sense ...

A photographer in Altadena, California, who lost her lost her home in the devastating Eaton Fire, is documenting her neighborhood’s efforts to rebuild using a centuries-old craft called tintype. NBC’s ...

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Hidden adults covered in veils, crouched behind a seat or facing away from the camera are in the backgrounds of photographs ... But the exhibit’s largest number of images are tintype photographs. Made ...