Learn how to make and use your own camera in this four-week exploration into the art of pinhole photography. With roots earlier than the dawn of photography itself, pinhole photography is still revered by artists for its simplicity of use and the uniquely expressive imagery it creates. Equally suited for both novices and experienced photographers, the class will offer techniques for optimizing your camera construction and exposure, as well as detailed instruction on how to set up a makeshift darkroom to develop your images at home. A full supply list will be provided for two different setups, including an option for tank development which can be done in daylight.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS CLASS
1. How to build a light-tight camera
2. Optimizing pinhole size and calculating aperture
3. Metering/figuring out camera exposure
4. Developing paper positives in a makeshift home darkroom