Explore mordançage’s transformative effects on both black-and-white and color prints and film, while also examining its role in the ongoing “analog resurgence” with Canadian visual artist and filmmaker Ella Morton.
Join Helen Garber and experience the Wild West through a film noir lens, exploring the rooftops and dark alleys of Santa Fe—as well as a western film set after dark—during the week of October’s Supermoon, also known as the Harvest Moon.
This new online workshop, led by instructor Anne Eder, participants work with salted papers and silver nitrate, creating images through this “photogenic drawing” technique.
Join Stefan Jennings Batista for a week in Santa Fe learning the techniques and best practices required for bringing your digital images to life, taking them from creation to exhibition-quality presentations.
This interactive online workshop guides participants through a step-by-step formula for creating digital negatives, then reviews strategies for optimizing your negatives for better results, and finally to open up the process for creative interpretation.
Explore the technical concepts of digital printing and the processing choices that transform your ideas into lovely prints.
This hands-on, immersive printmaking workshop led by Cotton Miller, guides participants through the importance of color management, a proper printing workflow using Adobe Lightroom, and what it takes to make beautiful color or black-and-white digital prints on a consistent basis.
