Central Ohio / Est. / 2024
Historic Tintype
& Automotive
Photography
Handcrafted 19th-century tintype portraits and cinematic automotive imagery, based in Central Ohio.
Historic Tintype Portraits
Handcrafted along the 19th-century wet plate collodion process, each tintype is created one plate at a time. Sessions are intentional, unhurried, and designed to produce a physical image that carries weight, permanence, and story.
No two plates are identical. The image you hold is the original — not a reproduction, but a unique physical keepsake created in real time.
View Tintype SessionsCinematic Automotive Photography
Automotive sessions blend documentary realism with cinematic atmosphere. From classic restorations to modern performance builds, each session is crafted to highlight character, design, and the personality behind the machine.
Sessions are planned around light, location, and motion — scheduled during early morning or golden hour for optimal atmosphere.
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Tintypes on Reclaimed Automotive Metal
Tintype portraits are available on reclaimed automotive and industrial steel — including metal cut from actual race cars, and vintage auto sheet metal carefully prepared into photographic plates.
It is a signature offering that merges history, process, and authentic material to create one-of-a-kind artifacts physically connected to automotive history and character — like no other.
Marc Haserodt
Red Rabbit Photography blends cinematic imagery with authentic wet plate tintype portraiture. Based in Central Ohio, each session is crafted with intention — whether documenting a machine at golden hour or inviting a subject to create a one-of-a-kind tintype plate using a 19th-century process.
Red Rabbit was founded on a belief that photography should feel physical, lasting, and clearly personal. Images should have substance. They should carry weight. They should last.
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