Come learn how to take cool photos using a pinhole camera at our workshop on May 10th at 10:00 AM!
tep into the fascinating world of pinhole photography , a simple yet captivating analog technique that transforms a light-tight box into a camera. This hands-on workshop is your chance to explore the roots of photography and create images with a unique, dreamlike quality.
What You’ll Learn:
• The history and principles behind pinhole photography.
• How to construct and use a pinhole camera from everyday materials.
• Tips for framing, exposure, and developing your photos.
• The magic of processing images in a darkroom environment.
What’s Included:
• Materials to create your own pinhole camera.
• Photographic paper for creating your images.
• Access to a darkroom for developing your prints.
• Expert instruction and support throughout the process.
Who Is This For?
This workshop is perfect for anyone curious about traditional photography methods, creative processes, or the joy of slow, mindful image-making. No prior experience required!
What You’ll Take Home:
• Your own handcrafted pinhole camera.
• Unique, handmade photographic prints created during the workshop.
• A deeper appreciation for the artistry of analog photography.
Why Pinhole Photography?
Pinhole photography strips photography back to its essence, encouraging creativity and patience. The resulting images have a distinctive soft-focus charm that modern digital cameras simply can’t replicate.
Spaces are limited to ensure each participant gets the support they need, so book your spot today to experience the magic of pinhole photography!
Jonathan Rowe
Jonathan Rowe found his passion for photography after an early career in East Lancashire industry. His journey led him to pursue education at Blackpool and The Fylde College, where he honed his skills in professional photography. It was here that he discovered his desire to explore the realm of creative practice.
Drawing from his upbringing in Burnley and Belfast, Jonathan's work is deeply influenced by the interplay of cultures and experiences. As a photographer, he explores themes of representation, identity, and class within the post-industrial landscape of East Lancashire.
Jonathan's interest extends to the use of early photographic techniques, through which he uncovers the rich history of the medium. By employing these techniques, he seeks to challenge traditional narratives and encourage new interpretations of class and identity in contemporary society.
Today, Jonathan Rowe's passion for photography has evolved into his profession as a dedicated teacher, where he shares his expertise and insights with aspiring photographers, guiding them on their own creative journeys.
What to bring
You don't need to bring your own camera to be able to join in this workshop.
Aspects of this workshop will take place outdoors so please make sure you have appropriate clothing.
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