New Mobile Darkroom – The Winnebago Hike 100 1316

In this video, I share my newly acquired mobile darkroom, giving an overview of how it looks today and my plans to modify it in the future to accommodate my large format analog photography workflows.

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Published by Tim Layton

Tim Layton is an Ozarks-based photographer working in 19th-century processes. Using large format cameras and traditional darkroom methods, he creates handmade photographic prints that document the region’s historic landmarks—water-powered mills, covered bridges, and old towns—before they are lost to time. His work is rooted in craft, patience, and the belief that these places deserve to be preserved with the same care with which they were built.

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