COMING SOON WORKSHOPS

This beginner workshop will go over everything you need to get started: how film cameras work, loading film, nailing exposure and composition, and even developing your film. It’s a hands-on, easy-going intro that lets you experience the full process of creating photos the classic way. Perfect for anyone curious about film

Darkroom printing, a traditional photographic process where images are developed by hand using chemical baths under red safelight conditions. This hands-on class starts with mastering darkroom equipment and learning how different filters and techniques like dodging and burning—a method to lighten or darken specific areas of a print—affect your images. You’ll also discover how these techniques can dramatically shape the mood and detail of your photographs.

Camera-free darkroom prints made with light, objects, and chemistry. A playful workshop that’s beginner-safe, no film needed, great intro to seeing how a darkroom works.

Lift and transfer the emulsion from instant film onto watercolor paper or glass. A hands-on, delicate process perfect for experimental image-makers.

An expressive darkroom technique for transforming prints. Mordançage lifts dark areas into veils and textures;

solarization creates reversed tones and surreal halo effects.

Get your portrait taken using a 19th-century process. Tintype-style wet plate sessions with vintage chemistry, shot and developed on-site.

A natural, plant-based alternative to cyanotypes. Using turmeric and rubbing alcohol, create sun-printed images on paper using glass, found objects, and time. Note: these prints fade naturally over time.