Darkroom workshop: printing | with Dominic Rose

Expand your analogue photography knowledge on this one day course in black and white photographic printing.
Course details
Date
Sunday 2 August
Times
10.00am - 4.00pm
Cohort size
Up to 5 places
Fees
£75
Location
The Margate School of Art
Duration
Full day
Overview
Learn to make silver gelatin prints from your black and white negatives, including tips on how to get the most from your analogue photographic image with more advanced techniques. This course is aimed at those new to analogue photography and those in need of a refresher.
In the morning session you will learn to use the photographic enlarger, the chemical process and the basics of printing. Then in the afternoon, you will work on one or two photographs exploring various ways to adjust and improve your images with more in depth aspects of the printing process. Finally we will take time to review your prints and your experience of the workshop.
Photographic paper and chemicals are included but participants should bring their own processed black and white film (35mm, 6x6 and 6x7). If you need to process a film in advance of the course or for any other info please contact darkroom@themargateschool.com
The course will cover
-General darkroom use and safety
-Function of the enlarger and easel
-Contact prints, test strips and exposure
-Chemical process
-Adjusting contrast using coloured filters
-Exposure adjustments/ dodging and burning
-Assessing your prints
Course tutor
Dominic Rose is Analogue Photography Coordinator at The Margate School with over 25 years of experience of film photography. His interests include psychogeography and the interplay between human society and the environment.


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