Art

Pinhole Selfie and Solargraph Workshop

Date: Sunday, Feb 4 2018 - Sunday, Feb 4 2018
Venue: St Pauls Learning Centre
Artists
Justin Quinnell

In this two-hour morning or afternoon workshop you will make a pinhole camera and use it to create an ‘Awfullogramme selfie’: A ‘self portrait’ technique invented by workshop leader, Bristol’s world-renowned pinhole photographer Justin Quinnell, resulting in a selfie undistorted by lenses!

You will then leave with a camera which can take a solargraph image of the sun crossing the sky over five months.

The pinhole camera will be made from found materials and loaded with light-sensitive paper. After exposing the paper, you will develop the image in darkroom chemistry lit by a red light, enabling the participant to magically view the image appearing.

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After viewing the image in positive, you will adapt your camera to enable it to be installed at home to make a five-month image of the sun.

Suitable for people with no experience in photography before, although all children below 16 need to be accompanied by an adult. Minimum age for the workshop is 8 years old.

10.30am or 1.30pm, £21.49. For more info, visit www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/feb-4th-pinhole-selfie-and-solargraph-workshop-tickets-40552131517

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By steve wright, Wednesday, Jan 10 2018

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