An analog photography course full of experimental techniques. In several separate workshops you'll learn to see and think in black and white, making better compositions and images in and around our Co’Lab Darkroom in Elsene. We'll also work with split grade printing, silver gelatine prints, photograms, chemigrams and more.
In 6 intense nights you will learn all steps from shooting in Black and white, development of your own b&w films, and printing your own photos in a real darkroom in Ixelles.
You will learn to shoot with your analog camera
You will learn how to develop your own black and white films
You will learn how to print your own negatives.
Sander teaches in English, French and/or Dutch.
When? Starting Tuesday night September 30 and then every 2 weeks from 19 to 22.30
14 October
28 October
11 November
25 November
9 December
Where? Our darkroom is at U’square, Avenue de la Couronne 227, 1050 Ixelles
Bring your own analog camera or rent one of us.
Bring your own photographic multigrade paper, of buy it during the classes per sheet.
We’ll take care of the rest.
An analog photography course full of experimental techniques. In several separate workshops you'll learn to see and think in black and white, making better compositions and images in and around our Co’Lab Darkroom in Elsene. We'll also work with split grade printing, silver gelatine prints, photograms, chemigrams and more.
In 6 intense nights you will learn all steps from shooting in Black and white, development of your own b&w films, and printing your own photos in a real darkroom in Ixelles.
You will learn to shoot with your analog camera
You will learn how to develop your own black and white films
You will learn how to print your own negatives.
Sander teaches in English, French and/or Dutch.
When? Starting Tuesday night September 30 and then every 2 weeks from 19 to 22.30
14 October
28 October
11 November
25 November
9 December
Where? Our darkroom is at U’square, Avenue de la Couronne 227, 1050 Ixelles
Bring your own analog camera or rent one of us.
Bring your own photographic multigrade paper, of buy it during the classes per sheet.
We’ll take care of the rest.
