Brian Gaberman: The Road To Wolfeboro using Pre-Civil-War style wet plate negatives

Introducing the Road To Wolfeboro: a documentary of a 10-day journey from New York to Wolfeboro; a coming of age story of the maturing Element brand and the evolvement of Brian Gaberman, outstanding photographer to exquisite artist; a road in which two entities have developed a state of mind, where nature and family values are embraced as a priority, but where the love for skateboarding will never be denied.

In “The Road To Wolfeboro” Element advocate #BrianGaberman pushes his outstanding photography to the next level by using hand made, Pre-Civil-War style wet plate negatives. This method is considered to be obsolete by most due to its laborious process, however we find beauty in their imperfections. Click the link in our bio to watch the full length video. #elementwolfeboro #roadtowolfeboro

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Now Playing at Elementbrand.com >>> "The Road to Wolfeboro”: a documentary of a 10 day journey from New York to Wolfeboro with Element Advocate #BrianGaberman. Click the link in our Bio. #elementwolfeboro #roadtowolfeboro

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"The beauty in these glass negatives is in their weaknesses, its in their flaws. They're just like us humans, every one of us is unique, and ever plate that I make is totally unique." -Brian Gaberman

Text, images and video via gaberman.com and  ELEMENT SKATEBOARDS