The act of creating images using the callitype photographic printing process.
Present participle of 'callitype,' describing the ongoing action of producing photographs through this particular chemical and light-based method developed in the 19th century.
Callityping required artists to be part scientist—they had to carefully control light exposure, chemistry, and timing, making every successful print feel like a small scientific victory!
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