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Ffoton talks with Kasia Wozniak during The EYE Festival about her fashion photography using wet plate collodion.

Analogue photography - or for many, the look of analogue photography - continues to gain popularity in both commercial and personal photography. Even with easy access to high resolution digital cameras and smartphones that now yield clean and superb quality images, many photographers will at some time experiment with a filmic look to their images via filters or the borders surrounding them.

London-based photographer Kasia Wozniak specialises in true analogue photography in the form of wet plate collodion - one of the first photography techniques dating back to the middle of the 19th century. Ffoton’s Brian Carroll sat down with her at the recent EYE International Photography Festival 2018 following her presentation to discuss her impressive work and collaborations with designers and brands in the commercial world of fashion photography.

Saint Laurent AW18 for Clash Magazine

Model: Benjamin Lessore
Styling: Vincent Levy
Make Up: Natsumi Narita
Hair: Stefano Mazzoleni

© Kasia Wozniak

Dennis Nyero for By Walid

Model: Matt Dyer
Styling: Harris Elliott
Make Up: Ezana Ove

© Kasia Wozniak

Paralysed in Different Place / Editorial for Spectral Magazine

Model: Chen Xi
Styling: Karina Tanabe Jones
Make Up: Ellie Tobin
Hair: Stefano Mazzoleni

© Kasia Wozniak

Paralysed in Different Place / Editorial for Spectral Magazine

Model: Aramish Mangi
Styling: Karina Tanabe Jones
Make Up: Ellie Tobin
Hair: Stefano Mazzoleni

© Kasia Wozniak

See more of Kasia’s impressive portfolio of work on her website kasiaw.com
Follow her on Instagram @kasiawozniak and Twitter @kasiawetplate

The video below shows Kasia at work on a series of fashion photography portraits commissioned by the Museum of London back in 2014 for an exhibition inspired by Sherlock Holmes.