Before Megan Karson takes a single photograph, she’s already done hours of work. She’s mixed her own chemistry, prepared a light-sensitive emulsion and cut the metal that will become the finished image. And when the shot is finally made, there’s no reviewing a screen, deleting and trying again. If you blinked, you blinked. Karson is… Continue reading Megan Karson keeps the 19th-century art of tintype photography alive
