Gift Certificate / Tintype Portraits Starting at $175- Brooklyn Studio

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Gift Certificate / Tintype Portraits Starting at $175- Brooklyn Studio

from $175.00

Options for Gift Certificates for Pre-Scheduled Dates:

Single Plate: One for $175

(I shoot 2 tintypes of the same pose - They choose and keep your favorite)

Pre-scheduled shoot dates  for this option are usually scheduled every other Saturday.

Best Deal: Up to Six for $450 (*Premium Session)

Options for Gift Certificates for the Recipient to Choose Their Own Date:

Up to Six for $550 (*Premium Session)

Up to Twelve for $750 (*Premium Session)

Appointments for this option are available on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 11am - 7pm.

*The Premium Tintype Experience offers a one-hour session with the potential to create 4-6 unique tintypes per hour. Unlike our standard studio appointments, this session allows for experimentation with lighting and outfit changes, enabling us to fine-tune every detail for exceptional tintypes. If you prefer to stick with our standard lighting setup without changes, you can still expect to receive six beautiful tintypes.Ultimately, your session will be a collaborative effort, resulting in beautiful tintypes. Additionally, if you wish, you can share this session with a friend.

NYC Tintype’s private studio is located at 67 West St, Greenpoint, Brooklyn map

About your gift certificate:

  • Gift certificates must redeemed within one year from the date of purchase listed on the certificate

  • Gift certificates are not redeemable for cash or partial refund

  • For the purchaser: your printable gift certificate will be emailed to you shortly after purchase; instructions for redemption will be printed on each certificate

Email all questions about booking here

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ABOUT YOUR SESSION

  • Your seated portrait will be made with a high powered flash

  • The exposure is instant, but you must hold still to maintain focus

  • For couples, individuals, or a tight group of three adults

  • Children may be included in the portrait

  • Small pets under 15 lbs that can be held are welcome in the standard portrait session

  • Larger pets require additional time and effort and can be accommodated in our premium session

  • Each tintype will take about 8 minutes to create

  • Glasses may show reflections from my studio lights

  • Some glasses with UV protection will have a tinted or sunglass effect on the tintype

  • A tintype will be a mirror image

  • Tintypes are hand made, Imperfections are part of the process

  • Tintype will be 5x6.5 inches

  • Your tintypes will be shipped to you within one week

  • Digital copies are available for purchase after the shoot

ABOUT THE ARTIST

I discovered wet plate collodion photography after two decades of working as a music photographer, documenting the underground and popular music scenes in New York City and around the world.

My body of work includes magazine features, album and book covers, and projects with legendary celebrities and musicians—incredible opportunities for a kid who came of age shooting local bands at DIY rock shows.

The urge to create—to return to my darkroom roots—led me to wet plate, a completely handmade process with origins in the 1850s where metal or glass plates are sensitized, exposed, and developed on-site using a portable darkroom. It's magic and science rolled into one exciting medium.

Shortly after my first wet plate experience, I was dragging my darkroom and large format camera through the streets of NYC, making images by hand.

The process has challenged and inspired me. It’s reconnected me with my native (disappearing) New York and the origins of my photographic journey.

Today I split my time between commercial assignments and creating my wet plate images. When I’m lucky, I get to combine the two.