Tintype Shoot @ L'il Debs Oasis!
WE ARE NOW FULLY BOOKED BUT PLEASE FEEL FREE AND STOP BY TO SEE THE MAGIC


Join us August 8th at L'il Debs Oasis for queer erotic tintype photo shoots with Meg Turner, portrait artist visiting from New Orleans! Please use the following form to sign up for your time slot.
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How Does This Work?
  • We are so so excited to team up with L'il Debs. The photoshoots are taking place in the diner booths and counter, so please embrace your inner food, twin peaks, waitress, server, cook, late night barstool fantasy.
  • Using this form, sign up for a photoshoot time. The time slot is only for 30 minutes, so please arrive early and be ready at that time (there is a place for changing and glamming)
  • the tintype process is slow: in thirty minutes we will take 2 test plates and 1 final plate of the same pose.
  •  1-3 people per group. (the camera cannot get more than 3 people in focus)
  • There will be only 1 final plate per group. You will keep the plate, and Meg will keep a scan of it. 
  • The plates will be available for pickup a few days following the event, or can be mailed. 
  • The plates are scanned and may appear in future tintype books or as prints in art shows, so please embrace your inner exhibitionist and remember these images might be adorning future rad/queer/freaky spaces and lives. 
  • This shoot is celebrating queer bodies, queer love, intimacy, eroticism and freakiness. That comes in many forms - including re-creating the late night mozzarella sticks you shared with your straight best friend/love interest in high school at midnight denny's, so bring whoever you want to pose with but please be respectful of the intentions of the shoot and of course all of L'il Debs policies. 
  • last but not least - tintypes are slow and you have to hold any pose for a good minute, make sure you can hold that pose!
What Is A Queer Erotic Tintype Photo Shoot?
Tintype photography is one of the earliest forms of photography, invented in 1853. The same method on glass was used to make glass negatives, but the cheaper and wildly popular version used thin metal sheets. an early precursor to instant photography, tintypes are developed on site and can be seem immediately - they remained popular as memorabilia photos on beaches and boardwalks until being largely replaced by photo booths in the 1920's. 

Meg brings her traveling darkroom and processes plates using the same chemical process - silver nitrate, collodion, ether and more. Each plate is sensitized while the subject is posed, and the plates are immediately developed after each shot. 

Following a grand tradition of photobooths, DIY queer porn and antique photo smut, Meg's erotic tintype photoshoots will set up her camera in a fixed position and encourage the subject to direct their own pose. What fantasy do you want to enact in this diner and immortalize in silver?
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