Black & White Film
Spend a day making photographs on black-and-white film.
Have you ever wanted to try film photography but weren't sure where to begin?
This one-on-one workshop is a simple introduction to 35mm black-and-white film. My goal is to give you a process you can take home so you can continue experimenting long after our day together.
We'll spend the day photographing a single roll of film, developing it by hand, scanning the negatives, and making a few simple edits. By the end of the day, you'll understand the entire process and have the confidence to continue on your own.
What We'll Do
We'll begin by talking about your camera, or you can borrow one of mine. I'll explain exposure, answer your questions, and we'll head out to photograph one roll of 35mm black-and-white film.
After we're finished shooting, we'll return to the studio and develop your film using a simple DF96 monobath process. While the negatives dry, we'll take a break for lunch, which is included.
Once the film is dry, we'll scan your negatives, make a few edits, and review your photographs together. I'll also send you home with a list of everything you'll need if you'd like to continue developing film at home.
What's Included
- One-on-one instruction
- Use of a 35mm camera (if needed)
- One roll of 24-exposure black and white film
- DF96 film development
- Scanning instruction
- Basic editing
- Lunch
- Supply list for home developing
- Your negatives and digital files
Workshop Details
Length: Approximately 7 hours
Location: Englewood, Florida
No previous experience is necessary.
Private One-on-One Workshop $595
By appointment.
Ready to Learn Film?
Whether you've never shot a roll of film before or you're returning after years away, this workshop is designed to help you slow down, experiment, and enjoy the process of making photographs on film.
If you'd like to schedule a workshop or have a question, I'd love to hear from you.