ABOUT THIS EVENT

Event Category

Arts & DIY

Event Overview

In the not too distant past, it was customary for photographers to take pictures using ACTUAL film. Once you took a picture, it was stuck on the film for all of eternity; no hitting the play button to scan back through and see if you needed to bump up the speed or turn down the aperture. Back in the day, you didn’t get to see that kind of stuff until the film was developed. And developing is exactly what we are going to do in this class!

Designed to get you acquainted with the process of taking a strip of film and turning it into paper prints, this class will also get you rooted with the history of photography. We will start the day with a short picture walk around the neighborhood, then dive right in to developing the film strips. We will then scan the film and make high quality prints right there.

Taught by a lifelong photo enthusiast and avid photo printer, Mark McDade, you’ll leave this class with prints you made yourself as well as a new appreciation for the art. It’s a long class, so lunch is included in the price, too!

Minimum age

All ages welcome

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