In this 1 hour workshop you will experiment with a variety of substances to create abstract images using light sensitive paper.
 
What is a lumen?
To create a lumen print, objects are arranged on on light sensitive paper and exposed to day light for anywhere from 1-24+ hours. Lumen printing date back to the beginnings of camera-­less photography in 1830s when William Henry Fox Talbot made his "photogenic drawings." The outcomes vary depending on the exposure time & season, however each print tends to capture the fleeting beauty of nature and botanical forms. This process can be translated to non-darkroom spaces, once you've been introduced to the basics you will be able to create lumen prints from the comfort of your home.
 
Who is this workshop suitable for?
This workshop is suitable for all levels of experience. You might be a complete beginner, or even just looking for a refresher
 
What do I need to bring?
All materials are supplied, however if you would like to bring objects to experiment with then feel free!
Ideas:
Fresh plants
Seaweed
 
How do I book?
Payments are accepted in full directly through this website. Add the workshop(s) to your cart and choose your payment option. Please note the cancellation policy found here
 
How do I arrange my workshop?
Once you've booked, Emily will be in touch to arrange your workshop(s). If you do not hear from me within a couple of day please get in touch via email