Course Details
Discover the hidden beauty of everyday objects in the darkroom, through the camera-less process of the photogram.
Explore the surreal beauty of everyday objects through the historic photographic process of the photogram. Working in the darkroom, you'll create striking black-and-white images without a camera - using light, photo paper, chemistry, and carefully chosen small items. Bring along objects and items to work with - jewellery, mementos, small ornaments - particularly those with interesting edges, varying translucency, or the ability to reflect or filter light. We'll experiment with pattern, tone and shadow, and you'll leave with a series of prints which provide a new perspective on the familiar.
All materials included.
You must be at least 16 years of age to attend this course.
One hour lunch - bring a packed lunch to have in our historic home or explore the local cafes in Te Aro.
Find out more about your tutor here.
Please note:
Wheelchair access into the school and Ceramics Studio is located at the top of the driveway to the left of the main house. The Drawbridge Print Studio and the Upstairs Front Studio are accessible only via internal stairs. Please get in touch at [email protected] to let us know how we can help.
Thanks to the Lloyd Morrison Foundation for their significant contribution to the Access Project. To find out more about our on-going plans to ensure that Inverlochy House is safe and comfortable for those with limited mobility, read here.
Bookings terms and policies, including our refund policy, are here.