Batter Up! Baseball Tintypes You'd Want as Trading Cards
Twelve years ago, Tabitha Soren began shooting baseball players as tintypes—photographs made on a sheet of metal with no negative—when she discovered that baseball and tintypes were created around the same time, circa the mid-1800s. These limited editions of one from Soren's Fantasy Life series are soaked with nostalgia and befit a game so ingrained in American culture. Her comprehensive exhibition opens at Kopeikin Gallery in Los Angeles, April 25 through June 6.
Photography by Tabitha Soren
Unique Tintype 2243, 8 x 10 inches, 2014.
Unique Tintype 11339, 8 x 10 inches, 2014.
Unique Tintype 345109, 8 x 10 inches, 2004.
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