The Art of Tintype Photography: Reflecting on My Tennessee Crossroads Experience

Recently, I had the unique opportunity to share my work in tintype photography with a broader audience through Tennessee Crossroads, hosted by Joe Elmore. This experience, while simple in its execution, was significant in its impact on me and my journey with this historical art form.

Joe Elmore's Visit: A Day of Sharing and Learning

The day Joe Elmore visited my studio for the feature, it was business as usual, but with a twist. Joe's interest in the tintype process and his approach to storytelling made the filming more of a conversation than a formal interview. We discussed the technical and artistic aspects of tintype photography, touching on its history and the unique appeal it holds in our digital age.

The Filming Process: A Subtle Exploration

The Tennessee Crossroads team's approach to filming was methodical and respectful of the art form. They focused on capturing the essence of the tintype process, from the preparation of the plates to the final reveal of the image. It was a chance to showcase the meticulous nature of this craft and the patience it demands.

On Being Featured

The feature on Tennessee Crossroads is more than just a personal milestone. It represents a nod to the art of tintype photography and its place in the modern world. It's a reminder that in our fast-paced, digital era, there's still room for traditional methods and the unique storytelling they offer.

Watch the Feature

To see the feature and get a glimpse into the world of tintype photography, you can watch the segment here:

Final Thoughts

I want to extend my thanks to Joe Elmore and the Tennessee Crossroads team for this opportunity. It was an insightful experience, one that allowed me to share a part of my passion with a wider audience and, hopefully, to inspire an appreciation for this timeless art form.