Tuesday, September 9

ECO PHOTOGRAPHY BEGINNERS COURSE

ANALOGUE FILM + CAMERA-LESS PROCESSES INSIDE AND OUTSIDE THE DARKROOM

By SILT

Date and time

September 9 · 6pm - September 30 · 8pm GMT+1

Location

SILT, Unit 6 St Georges Works, Silver Street, Trowbridge, UK

Silver Street Trowbridge BA14 8AA United Kingdom

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before event

About this event

Event lasts 21 days 2 hours

ECO PHOTOGRAPHY BEGINNERS COURSE September 2025

4 x Tuesday Evenings

Session dates:

Sept 9th 18.00 - 20.00

Sept 16th 18.00 - 20.00

Sept 23rd 18.00 - 20.00

Sept 30th18.00 - 20.00

£150 for 4 sessions (+eventbrite booking fee)

ANALOGUE FILM + CAMERA-LESS PROCESSES INSIDE AND OUTSIDE THE DARKROOM. Photograms, anthotype, shooting B+W film, developing and printing, preparing emulsions and exposing prints with eco-friendly methods.

Come and learn analogue photography using eco alternatives to darkroom chemicals. We'll look at ways to work with film and black+white darkroom processes in gentle more sustainable ways. You'll also learn about the MOST environmentally friendly ways to make colourful photographic prints from scratch outside of the darkroom. We'll discuss the revival of lo-fi analogue image making within art and look at ways the work can archived and displayed.

No experience necessary

Materials included

Small group setting.

This course is taught by Anna Chrystal Stephens a practicing artist working in the fields of photography and sculpture. Get in touch with any questions about the syllabus or tutor.

SILT Unit 6, St George's Works, Silver St, Trowbridge BA14 8AA

There are carparks in town including St Stephens Place which is free.

Organized by

SILT

SILT is a studio and community hub for ecologically aware image and colour research set up by Anna Chrystal Stephens and Alison Ballance. We run in-person workshops for use of our facilities, public events, talks and exhibitions.

All elements of our programme relate to environmentally focused art practice. Processes and materials used and made in the space range from analogue photographic images developed with non-toxic plant based substance, paints, inks and dyes made using ecologically safe ingredients, textiles made with foraged or repurposed materials.