Workshops

Interested in exploring alternative process photography?

There is something very satisfying in making photographic prints and plates by hand

See what the current offerings are.

Some in person, some via Zoom and some by online course

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Crafting supplies including a bottle of clear varnish, a white plastic spoon, orange scissors, a square orange picture frame with yellow paper inside, yellow and pink paint swatches, a black paintbrush, black sponge brush, a round tape roller, and a black foam brush on a cutting mat.
Gilded Vellum Course Complete
$350.00
One time

Learn at your own pace how to select images for gilded vellum prints, what supplies are needed and how to use them to create hand made gilded art. Suitable for any image, photographic or other as long as it can be printed on or made onto a vellum sheet!

✓ Over 20 hours of video content
✓ Unlimited lifetime access
✓ Gilding Kit Available for purchase soon

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Informative Videos

Wonderful Resources

Always Fun & Interesting

New Content Monthly Informative Videos Wonderful Resources Always Fun & Interesting

Additional Workshops

Black and white photograph of a bunch of grapes with grape leaves on a light background.

Tintypes & Ambrotypes

Taught both in person or online, just ask how.

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Tintype are one of the first photographic processes developed in the 1850s. It is fun! If you have a view camera, I can teach you via Zoom if you are unable to come see me in New Mexico.

Multiple pieces of paper with watercolor designs and botanical cutouts on a wooden surface, some featuring seashells, fish, and floral patterns.

Cyanotype Workshop

Cyanotype is an age old process where a non-toxic chemical solution is coated on watercolor paper and exposed to the sun to create beautiful indigo colored prints. Think blueprints. This is one of the easiest photographic print processes suitable to almost all ages. A great process to do with your kids. The first day will be used to make about 8 to 10 simple photograms utilizing flowers, leaves, lace and twigs. If you want to discover how to add more color or how to use your own photographs in a cyanotype, then the second day is perfect for you to add.

Meet Your Instructor

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Kevin Black

Photographer & Workshop Educator

I have been a lifelong photographer and experimenter. Starting with a degree in studio photography in 1976, I worked in advertising. Now I have fun, create art and lead some cool workshops.

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