NYC Tintype,  Hand Crafted, One of a Kind Photographs Made Right Before Your Eyes

Hand Crafted, One of a Kind Tintypes Made Right Before Your Eyes

Tintype Portraits Starting at $175- Brooklyn Studio
from $175.00

Options for Pre-Scheduled Dates:

Single Plate: One for $175 / We'll Make 2 Tintypes, and You Keep Your Favorite (same pose)

Best Deal: Up to Six for $450 (*Premium Session)

Pre-scheduled shoot dates are usually scheduled every other Saturday.

Options To Choose Your Own Date:

Up to Six for $550 (*Premium Session)

Up to Twelve for $750 (*Premium Session)

Appointments for this option are available on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 11am - 7pm.

*The Premium Tintype Experience offers a session with the potential to create 4-6 unique tintypes per hour.  Unlike our standard studio appointments, this session allows for experimentation with lighting and outfit changes, enabling us to fine-tune every detail for exceptional tintypes. If you prefer to stick with our standard lighting setup without changes, you can still expect to receive six beautiful tintypes.Ultimately, your session will be a collaborative effort, resulting in beautiful tintypes. Additionally, if you wish, you can share this session with a friend.

After checkout, you will receive instructions on how to schedule your date and time.

What is a tintype?

A tintype is made by an entirely handmade process with origins dating back to the 1850s. Metal plates are sensitized, exposed, and developed on-site using a portable darkroom. The image is made in silver and will last many generations.

Purchasing a tintype session as a gift? Take advantage of our gift certificate option here.

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Gift Certificate / Tintype Portraits Starting at $175- Brooklyn Studio
from $175.00

Options for Gift Certificates for Pre-Scheduled Dates:

Single Plate: One for $175

(I shoot 2 tintypes of the same pose - They choose and keep your favorite)

Pre-scheduled shoot dates  for this option are usually scheduled every other Saturday.

Best Deal: Up to Six for $450 (*Premium Session)

Options for Gift Certificates for the Recipient to Choose Their Own Date:

Up to Six for $550 (*Premium Session)

Up to Twelve for $750 (*Premium Session)

Appointments for this option are available on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 11am - 7pm.

*The Premium Tintype Experience offers a one-hour session with the potential to create 4-6 unique tintypes per hour. Unlike our standard studio appointments, this session allows for experimentation with lighting and outfit changes, enabling us to fine-tune every detail for exceptional tintypes. If you prefer to stick with our standard lighting setup without changes, you can still expect to receive six beautiful tintypes.Ultimately, your session will be a collaborative effort, resulting in beautiful tintypes. Additionally, if you wish, you can share this session with a friend.

NYC Tintype’s private studio is located at 67 West St, Greenpoint, Brooklyn map

About your gift certificate:

  • Gift certificates must redeemed within one year from the date of purchase listed on the certificate

  • Gift certificates are not redeemable for cash or partial refund

  • For the purchaser: your printable gift certificate will be emailed to you shortly after purchase; instructions for redemption will be printed on each certificate

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If you haven’t already fallen in love with the tintype process you will after watching this video.

What is a Tintype?

A tintype is made by an entirely handmade process with origins dating back to the 1850s. Metal plates are sensitized, exposed, and developed on-site using a portable darkroom. The image is made in silver and will last many generations.

Who is Justin Borucki?

Family man first and a native New Yorker, amateur homesteader, artist and crafter obsessed with photography (hence, tintypes), and a maker of music portraits for nearly three decades.

“I feel incredibly fortunate to have had the majority of my career captured on film.  Only one of them hangs in my house and that’s Justin’s.” 

-- Michael Kelly

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