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Tom Persinger writes:<\/p>\n

If you’ve done all your holiday shopping and are thinking about something for yourself how about one of the many workshops being offered as part of the f295 Symposium on Lensless, Alternative and Adaptive Photographic Processes<\/a>? The Symposium takes place in Pittsburgh, PA USA 26-29 April 2007.<\/p>\n

The workshops that are currently available for registration are filling up quickly. If you’re interested in participating in one (or more) of them I urge you to contact the organization\/person listed as the registration contact ASAP. <\/p>\n

Complete Symposium information may be found online at www.f295.org\/wordpress<\/a>, but here’s the workshop info:<\/p>\n

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One Day Daguerreotype Workshop at the Daguerreian Society World Headquarters<\/h4>\n
Instructor: Mike Robinson<\/p>\n
Learn the traditional mercury daguerreotype process in this one day workshop. Mike will first demonstrate the process, then each participant will have the opportunity to create their own daguerreotype. All cameras, equipment and materials will be provided. No prior experience is necessary.<\/p>\n
This workshop is limited to 6 students. (ONLY 4 spots remaining!)<\/p>\n
Location: The Daguerreian Society, 3043 West Liberty Avenue
\nDate:Saturday, 28 April 2007
\nTime: 9 a.m. – 6 p.m.
\nCost: $350 Workshop fee plus $50.00 material fee.
\nRegistration: phone: (412) 343-5525 e-mail dagsocpgh@comcast.net<\/p>\n
One Day Wet Plate Workshop with CFAAHP<\/h4>\n
Instructor: The Center for Alternative and Historic Processes<\/p>\n
Learn the 19th Century Technique of Wet Plate Collodion in this one day workshop. We will discuss the differences between ambrotypes (glass positives), glass negatives and tintypes (positives on tin). Students will learn \u00e2\u20ac\u02dchands on\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 how to make a wet plate image using a reproduction camera and original brass lens. The history of the process will be covered as well as a brief description of the chemistry used.<\/p>\n
All materials (cameras, chemicals and glass\/tin) will be supplied. Limited to 10 students. (ONLY 8 spots remaing)<\/p>\n
Location: TBA
\nDate:Saturday, 28 April 2007
\nTime: TBA
\nCost: $250
\nRegistration: patty@cfaahp.org, phone: (917) 406-5638 or check www.cfaahp.org for upcoming details<\/p>\n
Gum Printing with Terry King (Gum Rex)<\/h4>\n
Instructor: Terry King, FRPS<\/p>\n
Terry King\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s approach gives control of colour and contrast in the gum process comparable to that obtained by the great workers at the time of the Photo Secession. Negatives can be on paper or film from digital or analogue originals. The process can work with both acrylics and watercolour. Rather than the very long exposures used by many people working in gum, exposures using Terry\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s process can be as short as a few seconds.<\/p>\n
Participants should plan to bring their own large negatives, but there will also be a selection of large negatives on hand for participants to experiment with. Each student will be given a manual to take home.<\/p>\n
Location: Pittsburgh Filmmakers
\nDate: Saturday, 28 April 2007
\nTime: 10am – 4pm
\nCost: $250
\nRegistration: sueabe@pghfilmmakers.org or phone: 412-681-5449 ext. 216<\/p>\n
Primitive Photography: Camera and Lens Making<\/h4>\n
Instructor: Alan Greene<\/p>\n
Whether you\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve been considering exploring large-format photography and have been deterred by cost or are a long time large-format photographer looking for ways to expand your craft this workshop is for you! We\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ll use optical surplus and materials commonly found in home improvement stores to build a functioning landscape lens and box camera that uses standard, commercially available, 8\u00c3\u201410 film holders.<\/p>\n
In addition to the steps of construction, basic principles regarding format size and optical image formation will also be discussed. Participants will leave the workshop knowing how to use the skills and knowledge they\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve acquired to arrive at similar camera and lens design configurations for use in other formats (4\u00c3\u20145, 5\u00c3\u20147, 11\u00c3\u201414, 14\u00c3\u201417, etc!).<\/p>\n
Limited to 12 participants. Sign up early so you don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t miss this great opportunity!<\/p>\n
Location: Society for Contemporary Craft
\nDate: Saturday, 28 April 2007
\nTime: 9:00am – 5:00pm
\nCost: $90 ($80 SCC members) + fee for materials (approx $40)
\nRegistration: thestudio@contemporarycraft.org or phone (412) 261-7003 ext. 25<\/p>\n
Pinhole Camera Workshop<\/h4>\n
Instructor: Tom Persinger<\/p>\n
In this exciting, hands-on workshop participants will build their own large format pinhole camera, drill their own pinholes, expose images using paper negatives and develop them in the darkroom. This is an entry level workshop ideal for someone just getting started in lensless photography.<\/p>\n
Location: The Mattress Factory
\nDate:28 April 2007
\nTime: 10am-4pm (includes lunch)
\nCost: $35 ( $30 for MF members)
\nRegistration: education@mattress.org or phone (412) 231- 3169 ext. 212, 213<\/p>\n
The Cyanotype Rex<\/h4>\n
Instructor: Terry King, FRPS<\/p>\n
Terry King will give people the opportunity to practice his cyanotype rex process. The method and the chemistry vary both from the standard approach and some new cyanotype processes. The process is fast enough to use in camera. According to the length of exposure, the strength of the toner and the time in the developer and toner, the process gives a wide range of colors and tones from negatives. of different densities.<\/p>\n
Participants should plan to bring their own large negatives, but for those who do not have negatives there will be a selection to experiment with. Each student will be given a manual to take home.<\/p>\n
More information about the Cyanotype Rex process is available on his website.<\/p>\n
Location: Pittsburgh Filmmakers
\nDate: Sunday, 29 April 2007
\nTime: 10am – 4pm
\nCost: $250
\nRegistration: sueabe@pghfilmmakers.org or phone: 412-681-5449 ext. 216<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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