Call to inquire 800-922-5255 or email: sherry@photoformulary.com
Workshops in Montana 7079 Hwy 83 Condon MT 59826
Call to inquire about your event - (800) 922-5255 or email: sherry@photoformulary.com
July 29 - August 3, 2012
Alternative Process Crash Course
Tom Persinger
Alt Process Crash Course
Many schools have surrendered their black and white darkroom to make way for computer labs but they're now facing a large number of students who are demanding hands-on photo courses: many are turning to historic photographic processes to fill the void. Please join us for this week long crash course that's aimed at educators who are looking for the skills and knowledge to teach a semester long course in historic process. Together and intensively we'll work through the new, 14 lesson F295 Historic Process Workbook. You'll also receive the F295 Historic Process Syllabus AND a set of the lab ready, laminated F295 Historic Process Quick Reference Cards. You'll learn the fundamentals of the 4 foundational processes: cyanotype, gum, salt, and van dyke brown and we'll talk about history, technique, and troubleshooting too! You'll leave with all of the tools you need to confidently teach a semester long historic process course or practice them on your own!
Tuition: 795.00
Tom Persinger is an artist, photographer, writer, and the founder of F295. F295 is an international organization that believes in the value of a heterogeneous photographic approach, in which contemporary, historic, and self-made methods are purposely employed and combined in the creation of a new “21st Century Photography.”
He organizes the F295 symposium and seminar series to promote the exploration 21st Century Photography. These events offer a unique chance to investigate the ideas of light, time, and the apparatus through the voices of practicing photographers. The symposium also offers exhibitions and workshops by masters in their field.
Persinger’s photographs have been shown in numerous exhibitions and are in many private collections in the United States, Europe, and Japan. He has been published in Photographic Possibilities (3rd Edition), Light and Lens (2nd edition), Afterimage, Ag, Black and White Photography (UK), PhotoEd, Photo Techniques, and View Camera. He is the author of The F295 Historic Process Workbook, The F295 Historic Process Syllabus and the critically acclaimed F295 Historic Process Quick Reference Card series.
He has lectured at numerous colleges and universities, has lead many workshops, is a member of Freestyle Photographic’s Advisory Board of Photographic Professionals, and is an Adjunct Assistant Professor at Pittsburgh Filmmakers.
In addition to several photographic projects he is also currently working on a book which will further illuminate the 21st Century Photographic approach. He lives in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania with his wife and two sons and may be reached at: tp@tompersinger.com
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