Pinhole Photography

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Date/Time
Date(s) - 27/04/2014
10:00 am - 4:00 pm

Location
The Analogue Laboratory

Category(ies)

Workshop

a composite image made from 9 pinhole photographs by Alex Bishop-Thorpe

Instructor: Alex Bishop-Thorpe (Assisted by Aurelia Carbone)

An introduction to pinhole photography and mucking about inside a Real Life Darkroom for a day. Pre-built cameras will be provided in the morning to whet your appetite, followed by building some good old fashioned tin can cameras in the afternoon. A great introduction to the darkroom and a taste of wet processing, suitable for complete beginners or more experienced photographers who may not have taken a photo with a Milo can before. Not too much maths, but lots of making.

Detailed technical handouts will be provided, as well as all equipment and materials, tea, coffee, snacks and lunch.

$150.00 ($50.00 Deposit at time of booking)
~~6 Places Available~~
3 Places Available

Pinholes at The Lab:

More Roadworks in Bowden (Alex Bishop-Thorpe)

by Andrew Dearman, at the Workshop

Inside The Mill – a pinhole positive from a paper negative by Jodie Scott

Conroys Smallgoods (not sure who took this one, negative left behind)

Tree, by Nina Bosco

Another by Nina Bosco

Pinhole selfie

Seb’s mural at Point A is always popular.

The positive image (of the laneway out back). Love the building’s topknot, very stylish.

Jodie’s tin can pinhole camera negative – hello fisheye

pinhole positive from a paper negative, by Jodie Scott

First we put you in the giant pinhole camera…

Then Alex lets you out.

Rose Bush (Alex Bishop-Thorpe)

First test, weeds in the back garden (Alex Bishop-Thorpe)

Bookings

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