This is an unique ambrotype, also known as wet plate collodion on glass, the process invented in 1851. It is unique piece of art. As you see it, on the glass plate, it exist only in one copy.

The size of the glass plate is 8x12" or 20x25cm.  I'm listing this piece to partly finance my photo-book and my vlog. I've made the making of video explaining where, how and most importantly why I do this kind of photography. I invite you to view it on my blog:

My name is Borut Peterlin, an artist from Slovenia, EU and I've been thought the process by the famous process historian Mark Osterman, from George Eastman House, Rochester, USA. I'm using antique hand-made processes to achieve the aesthetics that matches my vision. Since I live in an area where my nearest neighbour is a bear, I use social platforms to reach the attention across the world. And foremost thank you for your attention, sir / madam!

Short biography:  I'm a Fine Art photographer specialized in Antique Avantgarde Art, dealing with contemporary issues in 19th Century photographic processes. I've graduated at Prague's FAMU Academy with a BA in photography (1994-98) and earned a Postgraduate Diploma at The London College of Printing (2002-03). In 2000 I've received a scholarship at Fabrica, Benetton's Research Center for Communication and began working with Oliviero Toscani. In 2001 I've started Fotopub Festival of Documentary Photography and served as art-director for seven years. I've exhibited worldwide, in venues such as the Konica-Minolta Gallery, Tokio, Japan / K2 Gallery - Izmir, Turkey / Martin-Gropius-Bau, Berlin, Germany/ Host Gallery, London, UK / Kaunas Photo Festival, Lithuania / Doland Museum, Shanghai, China / Photo Fringe Festival, Krakow, Poland and the Museum of Contemporary Art, Ljubljana, Slovenia.  More about my work on borutpeterlin.com