Photo Walks & Film Darkroom Basics
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Join local photographer Glendon Rand for a photo walk through Belfast. Participants will bring their own camera (smartphone, digital, or film) OR they can borrow one of Glendon's refurbished film cameras for the day, along with a FREE roll of film. The group will then adventure downtown to take photographs with instruction on the basics of film photography (film speed/digital ISO, aperture, shutter speed, framing your shot, using natural and artificial lighting, and lens focal length).
After the walk the film will be processed by the instructor and a meetup will be scheduled to view the photos on a projector and discuss together. A second workshop will be scheduled for interested students who wish to learn how to print black-and white enlargements from the film negatives and engage with or refine darkroom techniques.
About the instructor: Glendon Rand is a retired educator and life-long photography enthusiast. Two years ago he dusted off an old film camera and began developing his own film and using the Waterfall Arts darkroom to make prints from negatives. A sampling of his photos can be found on Instagram or on Flickr
After the walk the film will be processed by the instructor and a meetup will be scheduled to view the photos on a projector and discuss together. A second workshop will be scheduled for interested students who wish to learn how to print black-and white enlargements from the film negatives and engage with or refine darkroom techniques.
About the instructor: Glendon Rand is a retired educator and life-long photography enthusiast. Two years ago he dusted off an old film camera and began developing his own film and using the Waterfall Arts darkroom to make prints from negatives. A sampling of his photos can be found on Instagram or on Flickr
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Where is it happening?
256 High St, Belfast, ME, United States, Maine 04915
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Host or PublisherWaterfall Arts
