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Photographer @WilsonWebb captured the cast of #LittleWomenMovie in a popular photographic style of the mid 1800’s known as the collodion process.
Follow this thread for more photos and details on the process! Then, see behind-the-scenes on our Instagram Stories!
Follow this thread for more photos and details on the process! Then, see behind-the-scenes on our Instagram Stories!
@wilsonwebb “The actors were very accommodating and enjoyed seeing the process of making each image. I explained what I was doing and they could see the image fade up from black as it developed. Emma was especially intrigued and said she wanted a wet-plate studio in her house.” - @WilsonWebb
@wilsonwebb @EmmaWatson Invented around 1851, the collodion process is also known as tin type or wet plate photography. The photo has to be taken while the tin or plate is wet with light sensitive chemicals and exposed before the plate dries or else the process will not work.
📷: @WilsonWebb
📷: @WilsonWebb
Ok, I have seen #LittleWomenMovie...
Are we ready?
Are we ready?
First, here's an article specifically about the hair.
Some highlights:
'Gerwig encouraged [hair dept] to envision the March sisters as early bohemians and provided photos from ... photographer Julia Margaret Cameron as inspiration.'
refinery29.com/en-us/2019/12/…
Some highlights:
'Gerwig encouraged [hair dept] to envision the March sisters as early bohemians and provided photos from ... photographer Julia Margaret Cameron as inspiration.'
refinery29.com/en-us/2019/12/…
“Greta...suggested that this family and these girls and women were possibly the original hippies” “The hair was always meant to be a little less structured than you see in a lot of period movies. I find that more relatable than coiffures, which are so distinct and untouchable.”
