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Polaroids and infrareds!
Framing
polaroids - How to Slit-Mount Polaroid Time Zero Mono
Prints in a professional manner by Palma Allen.
Graveyards
and Infrared Photography - Interview with Palma Allen.
About taking photographs on graveyards, symbology and infrared photography.
Palma Allen is now also selling
her work here - below is a sample of what's for sale. And
as a supporting member of the site you get a 50% discount!
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We have a winner!
Andrew Frith became a supporting
member in July and won the draw for Amphoto's new guide
Digital
Black and White Printing.
Supporting members can now also download the first issue
of Judy Seigel's The World Journal of Post-Factory Photography
free of charge. Email us on
if you are a member and have not received details of this. |
Palma Allen's infrareds
225 USD, price for members only 125
USD (including postage and packaging.) |
Morning Light © |
Footbridge © |
Baker Park 1 © |
Baker Park 2 © |
Trees © |
Baker Park 3 © |
Iron Fence © |
Pearly Gate © |
Palma Allen's Time Zero / SX-70s
225 USD, price for members only 125
USD (including postage and packaging.) |
Baker Park Winter ©
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Maxwell Alley © |
Roof Tops © |
Third Street Row of Houses © |
Two Crosses © |
Apples © |
After Lunch © |
Court House © |
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We
also have 2 new artists THis month! |
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Alex
Chater
from Southend on Sea in the UK shows us his Temperaprints |
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Jan
Brzeski
from Skierniewice in Poland adds his Lithprints to |
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Workshops
August 2005 |
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5-9 Aug.
(5 days) |
Wet-Plate Collodion
with Michael Mazzeo
Peters Valley Craft Center, Layton, NJ, USA
The allure of the wet-plate collodion process lies in the spirit
of exploration and our willingness to accept its imperfections.
We will begin by discussing the innovations of photography's originators.
Using their formulae and techniques, we will shoot portraits, stills,
and landscapes to create collodion negative and positives, or Ambrotypes.
In keeping with the spirit of the workshop, we will print negatives
using the cyanotype and salted paper processes. Beginner to advanced.
Tuition: $425 Lab Fee: $85
See website
for more info or apply by printable
registration form. |
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7-13 Aug.
(1 week) |
Toning and Mordancage workshops
Tenants Harbor, Maine, USA
Jonathan Bailey is offering a workshop in his home and studio. The
class explores historical toning processes, contemporary split-toning
processes (including his signature GP-1 Gold split process), as
well as the unusual Mordancage process. The week's fee includes
dinner each evening (prepared and served by Jonathan and his partner
Jane Matthews) - and a day on the water with time on Monhegan Island.
More
info on website. |
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8-12 Aug. |
Wet Plate Collodion Process
with France Scully Osterman, Anderson Ranch Campus, Colorado, USA
Learn how to make your own film from raw materials. Wet plate collodion
is an incredibly versatile nineteenth-century process. This workshop
covers the introduction and basics of making positives and negatives
on glass. Each student receives a manual, The Wet-Plate Process,
a Working Guide. Website
with more info |
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14 or 15 Aug.
(1 days) |
Lith printing
with Tim Rudman.
Learn the underlying principles of making and toning a Lith print
and how to take control of the process. Santa Monica College, LA,
USA.
Info: Freestyle
Creative Center for Photography, 5124 Sunset BLVD, Hollywood, CA
90027. Tel: 323 660 3460 (Toll free in US & Canada: 800292 6137) |
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14-19 Aug. |
Traditional Photography in
the Field & in the Darkroom
with Al Weber and David Vestal at Photographer's Formulary, Montana,
USA
David will show his slide show The True History of Photography.
It spans more than 150 years of work. Al brings a different perspective.
Shows you how to fine tune negatives in the darkroom. Fee: 685 USD
Info: Call 1-800-922-5255, visit Photographers'
Formulary website or email.
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19-23 Aug.
(5 days) |
Introduction to Albumen Printing
with Daniel Levine
Peters Valley Craft Center, Layton, NJ, USA
Albumens many finicky steps become well worth the effort upon success.
The results are handmade photos that rival platinum in tonal range
and use egg whites to produce a glossy surface sheen. Print color
is variable from warm sepia to slate gray with gold toning. Large
format negatives are preferable, but small formats may be enlarged
for contact printing. Intermediate to advanced.
Tuition: $425 Lab Fee: $85
See website
for more info or apply by printable
registration form.
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21-28 Aug. |
Framing Your Fine Art
with Nancy J. Ori, 2-5pm each day
New Jersey, USA
Nancy has a great deal of experience in preparing photographs for
display. This two-session workshop will help you edit your work
and create a professional presentation. The demonstrations will
include the mounting, matting and framing into metal frames as well
as recommendations for various types of art pieces into wood frames.
Emphasis will be placed on how galleries and museums judge your
presentation.
Students should bring a representative sampling of their work.
Fee: $150. For more details and reservation, call Nancy Ori at 908-790-8820.
Enrollment will be limited. |
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26-30 Aug.
(5 days) |
Large Format Cameras: Bigger
is Still Better
with Chip Forelli
Peters Valley Craft Center, Layton, NJ, USA
Define and refine your personal vision and artistic expression.
Through discussions aimed at elevating students to a higher level
of personal expression and the employment of certain overlooked
but powerful techniques, Chip will demonstrate how to avoid the
predominant problem facing students of photography - that the printed
image falls disappointingly short of their desired expressive intent.
Using the landscape as our subject, we will determine what evokes
an emotional response from us as photographers. Intermediate to
advanced.
Tuition: $425 Lab Fee: $40. See website
for more info or apply by
registration form. |
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28 Aug-2 Sept.
(5 days) |
Making Digital Negatives For
Contact Printing
with Dan Burkholder at the Photographers' Formulary, Condon, MT,
USA
Learn how to make enlarged negatives for alternative process contact
printing from the expert in the field.
Dan will teach you the techniques and artistry involved in creating
perfect negatives for the various Alt printing processes.
Fee: $562.50, including a special 10% discount. Info: Call 1-800-922-5255,
visit Photographers'
Formulary website or email. |
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