Tin Questions

Greg Shea

Here we are at the mid season finale. Tin Questions will be taking a few weeks off after this, so I hope you enjoy this episode where we get to sit down with a wetplate p

Rudy Salgado

This week on Tin Questions we head to the Bluegrass State, specifically the home of the Louisville slugger to chat with a creative artist that’s had his hands in printmak

Jolene Lupo

With October coming up, this is as close as Tin Questions gets to a ghost story. Today we take a look at the life of a Senior Photographer for the Chief Medical Examiner'

Guy Bellingham

The Romans promised "Bread and Circuses" to keep the populous appeased and entertained. For the Tin Questions audience, we have no bread but plan to keep your interest by

Kelsey Dillow

Well, it’s been a hot minute (or over a year) since we last heard from our guests. But Tin Questions is back and kicking off a new season with a great new wetplate artist

Dr. Corina Rogge

In this season's summer bonus episode, you may be surprised to hear that the lowly vintage ferrotype plate still receives some academic and scientific research, 150+ year

Maureen Feeley and Dave Caramello

You may have heard the historical announcement "One if by land, two if by sea". Before Paul Revere made his midnight ride through the country side, he crafted with silver

Greg Martin

We're heading to the home town of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in this episode to talk about mixing collodion and vinyl records. Experimental collodion artist Greg Mart

Megan Karson

In this episode, we get to check in with another tintypist who, along with her trusty travel companion Rosemary, decided to spend more time on the open road capturing not

Robert Szabo

After having his photo taken by John Coffer during a Civil War reenactment event, my next guest decided that being a vintage photographer may be more exciting, or at leas

Matthew Stella

In this week's episode, we learn that starting down one career path doesn't necessarily mean that's the road you're stuck on. Moving from culinary school to the tattoo sh

Jon Haverstick

Is there a place for collodion in today's world of photography? This week's guest thinks so and decided being a teacher, FAA drone pilot and professional commercial photo

Jennifer Froula Weber

Let's mix this batch up - engineer dad + a creative background in music, painting, film photography + love of the old and vintage items + a chance trip to a Gettysburg ti

Brian Scadden

In ages long past, before the dawn of the smartphone and the instant image, a different kind of magic unfolded. Photographers embarked on quests with cumbersome contrapti

Kary Janousek

In this week's episode, we get to talk to a relative newcomer in the collodion world that's already making a name for herself. Currently residing in Fargo, North Dakota,

John Coffer

Growing up, I was fascinated by folk tales about Pecos Bill, Paul Bunyan and other characters from American history. In this season 3 opener, I finally tracked down the J

Will Dunniway

Has it really been this long? I know, I said a bonus episode was coming in a few weeks after the last episode. But something special like this needed to marinate for a li

Brian Cuyler

In this season's finale of Tin Questions, I get to sit down with a chemist turned wetplater turned wetplate chemical supplier, Brian Cuyler. Starting out in collodion at

Andrew Pignatelli

We all had to start somewhere and I thought it would be good to hear from somebody new in this episode of Tin Questions. I met Andrew Pignatelli recently while another tr

Kurt Moser

Have you ever had a subject that seemed too big to capture in a way that accurately showed the scale and majesty of how it truly exists? My next guest had a big dream tha