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718 E. Columbia, “Town & Gown” club designed by Thomas Maclaren in 1898. 4-7-2021

April 7, 2021 by Don Jones Filed Under: News

The Original Patty Jewett Clubhouse built in 1898.

1705 N. Tejon

March 31, 2021 by Don Jones Filed Under: News

This home was built in 1874, at Pikes Peak and Nevada Avenues, then purchased by Winfield Scott Stratton before being moved to 1705 N. Tejon to make way for a US Post Office.

Angela Crews shooting at GOG for COS 19th Century Project. 3-31-2021

March 31, 2021 by Don Jones Filed Under: News

First plate for the COS 19th Century Project.

Getting the trailer set up for processing Wet Platesplates

Time to pour a plate!

Angela Crews mixing her first batch of Salted Collodion 3-30-2021

March 30, 2021 by Don Jones Filed Under: News

Angela mixing her first batch of Collodion!

Mixing Cadmium Bromide salts….

Jack Reichardt fine art portrait, in studio. 3-12-2022

March 12, 2021 by Don Jones Filed Under: News

Smoke and mirrors, literally!

Angela Crews and I varnishing our plates! 3-1-2021

March 1, 2021 by Don Jones Filed Under: News

Varnishing in the studio with Gum Sandarac!

Wet plate portrait in studio of Don Jenkins 2-27-2021

February 27, 2021 by Don Jones Filed Under: News

Don “Maestro” Jenkins, studio Wet Plate portrait.

Abigail Kreuser’s gallery opening night! 2-5-2021

February 5, 2021 by Don Jones Filed Under: News

Dan Russell with Saguaro Cactus from 4×5 dry plate negative!

Randy Crews with Copper Loop sculpture

Angela Crews: “She Rescued Me!”

Dan Russell, Angela Crews and I shooting in Victor, CO 2-1-2021

February 1, 2021 by Don Jones Filed Under: News

Angel Crews and Dan Russell with “the rig”, Victor CO 2-1-2021.

Angela Crews with her Chamonix 8×10 and 19th century brass lens, photographing Winfield Scott Stratton’s
independence mine.

Dan Russell with his 5×7 Deardorff with 19th century brass lens!

This was our first shoot with the new heaters, the temp outside was 30 degrees, however we were warm and the chemistry was 72 degrees!

The “What is it” trailer on location at Stratton’s Independence Mine.

Testing the new “ceramic” aquarium water heaters for maintaining chemistry temperature! We can shoot in the snow now! 1-28-2021

January 28, 2021 by Don Jones Filed Under: News

Four 500 watt ceramic aquarium heaters are the trick to keeping our chemistry between 68-72 degrees!

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