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.

learn how to master film developing at home, we will go over what's needed, how to mix your chemicals, and how to properly develop your film.

learn how to master film developing at home, we will go over what's needed, how to mix your chemicals, and how to properly develop your film.