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In this workshop participants will explore one of the earliest photographic processes a continuous tone image making and printing first created in the mid 1800 by Frederick Archer. You will learn how to make "a light sensitive emulsion" that can be used to create a "positive" or a negative.
As part of the workshop we will study the mixing of chemistry, exposure, tools required, printing basics and some experimental uses of the wet collodion process.
Join us on this fun and adventurous workshop and get in touch with what pioneers of photography had to contend with in order to make their photographs. All participants should be able to prepare their chemistry, expose and develop their plates by the next to last day of workshop and on the last day we will go making images together.
Workshops in MontanaAs part of the workshop we will study the mixing of chemistry, exposure, tools required, printing basics and some experimental uses of the wet collodion process.
Join us on this fun and adventurous workshop and get in touch with what pioneers of photography had to contend with in order to make their photographs. All participants should be able to prepare their chemistry, expose and develop their plates by the next to last day of workshop and on the last day we will go making images together.
7079 Hwy 83 N
Condon Montana 59826
406-754-2891
formulary@blackfoot.net
www.workshopsinmt.com
