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Native New Yorker and veteran photographer Justin Borucki has been photographing music since 1994, and his work has appeared on dozens of album covers and in countless books and magazines.

He has recently revisited his roots in fine art portraiture and street photography through the wet plate collodion process. Wet plate is a completely handmade process with origins dating back to the 1850s. Metal or glass plate negatives are sensitized, exposed, and developed all on-site using a custom built portable darkroom rig.

Justin lives with his family and gang of rescued barn animals on a small farm in South Jersey.

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Ice crystals on tintype: making nature a part of my photographic process aka a song of ice then fire

by Justin BoruckiFebruary 20, 2019July 31, 2021

I am a native New Yorker who has been photographing the streets city streets and musicians for over two decades, from up and coming bands to big names like Alice in Chains, Lenny Kravitz and Ice-T, I’ll shoot in

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