Long before Polaroid made the quick takeaway picture possible, street photographers produced analog photos on photo paper. The DARKBOX camera (also known as Camara Minutera, Afghan Box Camera) has the photo laboratory built inside the camera, and photos can thus be developed directly on-site within minutes.
Today, with a camera in each pocket and constant image bombing behind every corner, it is hard to imagine a time when images could not be recorded.
In this workshop you will learn the basics of camera and darkroom work and be able to experiment with the DARKBOX camera to make your own instant analog photos.
The spots are limited: we can accommodate a maximum of 10 participants – book your spot now!
Day 1: Introduction and history of classic instant photography, detailed instruction in camera technology and operation, first photos.
Day 2: Practice, workshop participants can work freely with the cameras under supervision, from classic portraits to experimental long-term exposure, a lot can be tried out!
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Thomas Nitz is a film photographer and artist living and working in Berlin.
His work is centered on experimental photography and ancient techniques, which he uses to create unique small and large format photographs.
He specializes in long and multiple exposure photography and film portraits. His work has been exhibited in Berlin and around the world, and he has over 20 years of experience in teaching the theory and praxis of the medium.
Where: Liebigstrasse 12
When: 23-24.07.2021 – on both days from 2pm to 6pm
Who: The workshop is open to a minimum of 5 and a maximum of 10 participants
Investment: 90 euros
If you bring a friend: you get 30%off (you pay 63€)
We provide all the materials. You just have to show up!