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Wet-Plate Collodion - Reviving the most practiced process of the mid-1800's for contemporary photographers | ||||
 Kerik Kouklis |
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| Description: |
Wet plate collodion, one of the earliest photographic processes, has been
experiencing a resurgence of interest in recent years. This resurgence is
primarily because of the beauty and uniqueness of the images created.
In this workshop, you will learn how to create wet plate collodion positive images (Tintype and Ambrotype) as well as wet plate collodion negatives.
Through a combination of discussions, shooting sessions and darkroom time, participants will learn
how to incorporate the wet collodion process in their own photography.
Cameras and wet plate holders ranging from 4x5 to 8x10 will be available for students to use. Students are also encouraged to bring your own view camera as well. This workshop is open to anyone with an interest in 19th century techniques. |
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| Schedule: |
One-weekend workshop Saturday & Sunday, 9 am - 6 pm November 17 & 18 |
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| Materials needed: | All the materials will be supplied during the workshop. | ||||
| Prerequisite: | Photographic Vision I or portfolio review | ||||
| Fee: | $350 + lab fee of $95 | ||||
| Enrollment | Limited to 8 | ||||
| Deadline | October 29 | ||||
| Instructor: | Kerik Kouklis: a fine art photographer born and raised in California. With a background in music and geology, Kerik combines a contemporary eye with 19th century photographic processes to produce work that is uniquely his own. Kerik has become highly skilled and respected practitioner of the platinum/palladium process and the combined gum over platinum process. Kerik has been teaching workshops in these processes since 1997, both in his home studio and at various locations around the US and Canada. His work is currently represented by galleries and art dealers in California, Denver, Houston and New York. | ||||
| Watch the video clip to learn about Wet Collodion process | |||||
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