Polaroid Originals art workshop with Polaroid artist Raul Diaz.
On the second day of the B / W Street Photography Workshop, we will develop our film from the day before and discuss our results together.
Still life & illusions Polaroid workshop with Alan Marcheselli.
Have you ever wanted to take street photos with your analog camera, but either you never dared or it never really worked? Then this workshop is just the right tool for you to proverbially take steps in this direction.
Weekend workshop where we will go through the whole process from release to reveal to coal transfer.
Weekend workshop where we will go through the whole oil transfer process.
At this workshop you will learn how to make and use home-made film and paper from start to finish.
In this PhotoKlassik-Akademie Workshop "Classic Cars and Mechanic Girls in Color" we will show participants techniques to create classic pinup shots with 2 charming professional models and 2 classic cars in workshop atmosphere on CineStill color film.
It does not matter if you are a complete beginner with zero knowledge of pinhole photography or an expert in the art of it – You will come away feeling confident about creating images after this unique experience with two experienced pinhole photographers who are there to offer advice, hints & tips and instill confidence.
PolaCon – the world's first 3-day instant film photography convention – is back for year three! The 3-day event will feature more than 20 workshops/sessions with guest speakers and photographers, an annual panel discussion dubbed "The State of the Emulsion Address," a Zines & Things "swap meet" area, an instant film exhibition, pop-up galleries, an Instant Film Museum, 8x10 demos and a photobooth, as well as film- and camera-specific walks and meet-ups – in addition to more than five unique PolaWalks in distinctive, picturesque areas.
Brooklyn Film Camera will be taking FREE Polaroid portraits of visitors as hundreds (thousands?!) of makers and artists throughout Bushwick, Brooklyn open their studios for a weekend of events, sharing, and festivities.
Trip to Berlin with Polagraph!
Come with us on a Polaroid trip to Berlin! Spend a weekend full of Polaroids in the German metropolis, Berlin, which is connected with Polaroid like no other city. Not only is the Polaroid Originals home, but several stars of the Polaroid world - from Helmut Newton, through Wim Wenders to the young Oliver Blohm and others.
For its seventh edition, Photoville will present work by more than 600 artists in 90 photography exhibitions & outdoor installations, providing an accessible venue for the public to experience both challenging and entertaining visual stories from a diverse group of artists, curators and organizations.
Instant tour in the historic center of Cosenza during ISO100 On the Spot, a traveling photographic exhibition that will take the world of Polaroiders around Italy.
Introduction to instant photography workshop during ISO600 On the Spot, a traveling photographic exhibition that will take the world of Polaroiders around Italy.
Workshop to try the Polaroid Original camera ONESTEP2 during ISO600 On the Spot, a traveling photographic exhibition that will take the world of Polaroiders around Italy.
Under a Dismal Boston Skyline examines the city as witness to intensely concentrated moments of artistic experimentation over the last several decades and a group of practitioners working in the late 1970s and 1980s, collectively known as the Boston School.
12 quite tricky tasks, 12 hours to complete, 0 restrictions. The Second Fotomarathon Hannover is taking place September 9th, 2018.
This session focuses on the photographer learning scanning preferences, creating or refining profiles, and learning the tonal adjustments specific to each scanner.
Lo-fi art takes over Somerville, MA. The sixth annual Somerville Toy Camera Festival (STCF) takes place at the Nave Gallery, Brickbottom Galleryand Washington Street Gallery, making it among the largest toy camera festivals in the world. Showcasing the work of local, national and international photographers, the STCF highlights the talents and creativity of artists using low tech tools to create high art images.
Ever wanted to see a cyanotype get made? Well, now's your chance to make your very own! Kids & grown-ups are welcome to come and print with the sun as I lead you through the entire process & you can use my magical stash of nature objects!
A Walks Whitechapel Workshop With Laura Pannack and Rhiannon Adam!
This exclusive workshop day provides an intimate opportunity to explore how we approach making portraits whilst out and about, as well as offering participants support to reflect on larger long-term projects. The day will be divided into practical tasks with support and discussion on personal development and practice.
Based locally in the culturally and visually rich area of Whitechapel, participants will have the opportunity to explore making portraits in a dynamic and challenging environment - engaging with passers by. We will question and discuss how and why we make the pictures we do and how important the development of a relationship with a stranger is.
10 places are available @ £100 per person (plus Eventbrite fees) - this includes 1-2-1 constructive critical support and informal feedback sessions as well as practical 'in the field' exercises.
All participants must own a camera and have a basic knowledge of photography.
Analogue photography is encouraged, but not required.
Saturday Studio Instant and Film Photography. Source: Wellcome Collection. CC BY-NC.
Use either an instant or film camera to develop photography skills to put into practice during your summer break. Working in pairs or groups, you'll create photographs inspired by each other and by unique objects from our Teeth exhibition.
During the first workshop on instant photography, you'll learn all the techniques you need to take expressive close-ups of yourself, other people and exhibits, using the Lomo'Instant Wide camera. You'll create immediate images to take away on the day.
The second workshop will focus on film photography, teaching you the tips and tricks of loading a 35 mm camera and shooting original and unusual images through a fisheye lens. Your pictures will be sent to you as soon as we've developed them.
Hannah Brown and Holly Buckle from the Lomography Gallery Store in Soho will provide all the equipment and advice you'll need to take striking photographs.
The workshops will take place in our Studio on level 1. When you enter the museum, head up the stairs or take the lift to level 1 and follow the signs. Each workshop has 25 spaces available. Sign-up will open at 13.30 in the Studio. Places are given out on a first-come, first-served basis.
These workshops are for anyone aged 14–19. If you're visiting the museum with a parent, guardian or support worker, they are welcome to drop you off at our Studio. If you'd like someone to support you during the session, just let us know in advance of the session or on the day.