When & Where

Quick Facts

  • Availability Yes
  • Course Code C24PGYC05A
  • Suitable For 19 year olds and up are permitted on this course

What you will learn

This exciting workshop will take you back to the beginning of camera-less photography where you will explore photographic and solar printing processes such as Cyanotypes and Photograms. Perfect for beginners and photography enthusiasts alike, this workshop will offer a hands-on exploration of those processes that will liberate you from the constraints of traditional photography. You will be experimenting with compositions using leaves, flowers and fruits, as well as man-made objects. During the course, the tutor will provide a step-by-step guidance, which will include coating techniques and processing procedures for the making of creative results. By the end of the workshop, you would have acquired skills that you can use and experiment at your own time. Please contact Niki Sianni for any further information niki.sianni@morleycollege.ac.uk

Learning Outcomes

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

  • Explore camera-less photography and its image making potential
  • Produce Cyanotypes on paper and fabric
  • Produce photograms in the b/w darkroom using plant based developers

Cost

  • Full fee
    £70
  • Concession fee
    £70
  • Class format and activities

    You will learn actively and practice the demonstrated skills during the sessions; you will continuously be supported by the tutor.

    Entry requirements

    A passion for alternative photographic processes

    What you need to know before you enrol

    The course is suitable for complete beginners, or those who have a basic knowledge of those processes and wish to experiment further

    What you need

    You will need to bring black and white photographic paper preferably expired. You will also need some white/beige light cotton fabric for the Cyanotypes

    What you can do next

    You can join the Black and White Film Photography course, or Black and White Darkroom printing workshop