Join guest instructor, Gabriel Moises Rivera from Gowanus Darkroom in New York City, for Analog Photo II! Fine tune your black and white printing skills and learn how to dodge, burn and employ flashing and split toning. Many of you may already be familiar with these concepts from Photoshop or Lightroom, but don’t know how to translate that understanding into a wet darkroom practice. Dodging and burning are invaluable techniques for controlling the exposure in select areas of your print. Split toning helps you control the shadows in your print separately from your highlights by alternating filter grades. These tools will grant you greater control and precision to create gelatin silver prints that sing.

On day 1 we learn age-old strategies for making sophisticated darkroom prints. We discuss “thin” and “dense” negatives. We consider tonal values and contrast and learn varied techniques for optimizing your negatives. On day 2, students continue to work on their craft in an Open Studio+ format with more printing in the darkroom and hands-on instruction.

Please bring your B+W (35mm or medium format) negatives to the workshop. RC paper is provided. Analog Photo I, CRASH COURSE, or equivalent experience are pre-requisites for this course.

Parental consent required for children under 18 years old (minimum age is 15).

Instructor: Gabriel Moises Rivera
Date: Wednesdays, Oct 14 + 21 (6:30pm – 9pm)
Maximum capacity: 6
Minimum capacity: 2
Cost: $225 ($200 + $25 lab fee)