PRACTICAL FILM PHOTOGRAPHY COURSE
Objectives Get to know in practice the handling of analog cameras in the studio, the gelatin silver printing and the […]
Training
Film photography courses, practical workshops in historical and pioneering photography such as daguerreotype, wet collodion, albumen. Achievements, tailor-made projects to materialize your ideas. But also hybridizations that cross all historical photography, analog and digital. See more in our blogs dedicated to our activities around the daguerreotype and the wet plate collodion.
Intensive Daguerreotype Workshop | Mercurial with bromine | Becquerel Method
Objetives Acquire the necessary skills for the realization of a mercurial daguerreotype accelerated with bromine and with Becquerel Method.Extend the
Digital Albumen Print| Printing digital negatives on albumen paper
Objectives To know from the practice the printing of digital negatives on albumen paper.Experiment with hybrid photography where we will combine
Mercurial Daguerreotype Workshop
Objetives Acquire the necessary skills for the realization of a mercurial daguerreotype accelerated with bromine.Extend the range of photographic supports
Wet Collodion Workshop | Hybrid photography | Silver Print with Wet Plate Collodion
objectives Acquire the skills necessary for the realization of a negative, ambrotypes and tintype in a digital or argentic photographic
Practical course on Large Format Camera
objectives Learning through practice the handling of a large format camera, 4×5 format 8×10 inches. Course ContentPresentation of large format:
Wet Collodion Workshop | Hybrid photography | Digital Collodion
objectives Acquire the skills necessary for the realization of a negative, ambrotypes and tintype in a digital or argentic photographic
Wet Plate Collodion Workshop | Portrait and Still life
objectives Acquire the skills necessary for the realization of a negative, ambrotypes and tintype with a large format camera.Extend the
Daguerreotype Workshop | Becquerel Method
Objetives Acquire the necessary skills for the realization of a daguerreotype with the method of Becquerel.Extend the range of photographic