Sentences with phrase «darkroom developing»

Penn was a master of composition, darkroom developing and still life, and had an eye for making anything beautiful — even the flattened street trash he photographed in platinum in the 1970s.

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I still use film too but I have rolls of undeveloped film because I can't afford to get them developed at the moment or find time to go into the darkroom (I have got mostly black & white).

He grabbed the photograph — an 8 - by - 10 inch glass plate — and headed off to the darkroom (yes, these were the days of developing images by hand).

«Twenty years ago when I would ask students in a big lecture class how many of them have taken and developed photos in a darkroom, it was two thirds of the class,» Wolf says.

As Wolfgang Kabsch headed for the darkroom, facing another day of developing films of Xray diffraction patterns, he passed by a new machine sitting on a bench, unused.

At the age of twelve, Bennett was taught by her grandmother to develop photos in the darkroom.

Born in New York in 1947, his earliest work was in the darkroom, at the far end of the photographic process, developing his family's Hawkeye Brownie negatives when he was six.

Winogrand focused his camera and snapped the shutter, but much of the work of a traditional, film - based photographer takes place in the darkroom, where images are cropped, tones are enhanced or lightened and decisions are made about the developing process that will be used (silver prints, sepia tones, platinum, dye transfer — lots of options).

In the pre-dawn hours he can be found in his darkroom, developing negatives, studying contact sheets, and printing.

A variety of traditional, experimental, darkroom and digital approaches will be explored as students develop their individual representational languages.

His earliest memories of photography are from when he was 10 years old and would explore West Virginia with his grandparents, taking pictures and then developing them in the darkroom.

She began taking pictures the traditional way: shooting in black and white, developing her work in the darkroom / bathroom, and then submitting her photos to print publications.

Taught various seminar and technical courses; developed and revised curriculum and facility; developed exhibition program; advised students; supervised assistants and the operation of the studio and darkroom; Long Range Planning committee work.

It's difficult to overlook the similarity between the activity in Sedimentaciones and the process of developing photographs; the gallery is like a busy darkroom.

The presence of the performers» bodies, their slowly developing forms, is something akin to the magic of witnessing a latent image emerging onto light - sensitive paper in a darkroom.

Students then make use of the Art Lab's darkroom to develop their light recordings.

In August 1976 he set up a darkroom and taught himself the rudiments of developing and printing.

Each image was developed in the darkroom, shining a light on his own life.

«It's so softly developed in the darkroom that it almost appears like a drawing,» says director Lucas Hirsch of the photograph, which draws from Surrealism, 1920s photography, and the work of Spanish - Mexican filmmaker Luis Buñuel.

Although he never formally studied photography, Welling set up a darkroom in 1976 and began learning about printing and developing with a series of architectural photographs of Los Angeles, CA.

Hammond also produces black - and - white photomontages that draw on elements of Russian Constructivism and Dada, which she reworks digitally, collaging, retouching, and developing shadow and tone before converting the digital file into a negative and printing the resulting image in the darkroom as a gelatin silver photograph.

With six wives and 21 children to support, as well as a love for smart automobiles, Keïta worked quickly, often shooting 40 portraits in a day and then spending much of the night developing them in his darkroom.