The Analogue Photography Weekend in Liverpool is a not-to-be-missed opportunity for beginner photographers to learn the art and technique of shooting and developing black and white film. This two-day workshop, taking place on Sunday 11th February and Sunday 18th February, offers a comprehensive experience that covers everything from capturing images with an analogue camera to processing and printing them in the darkroom.

Led by Rachel Brewster Wright, the founder of Little Vintage Photography, this workshop guarantees a fun and relaxed environment for participants to explore the magic of traditional analogue photography techniques. Rachel is a highly experienced instructor who has been teaching these skills since 2014 and has received recognition for her work, including being nominated for an RPS #HundredHeroines award.

Throughout the workshop, participants will be guided through various stages of the process, including loading and using their analogue cameras, taking a photo walk in the beautiful and historic business quarter of Liverpool, and learning to develop their own film. The use of Ilford chemicals and photographic paper provided by the tutor ensures professional results.

With only three available spaces per session, early booking is essential. The cost of the workshop is £160, which includes all necessary chemicals and photographic papers. Participants are required to bring their own film camera and a roll of film (Ilford HP5+ film, 24 exposures is recommended, costing around £4.50 per roll). Additionally, a large letter-size envelope or folder will be needed to transport the prints safely.

Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to delve into the world of analogue photography. Book your place now for the Analogue Photography Weekend in Liverpool.

Liverpool

United Kingdom

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