Step into the darkroom with Kim, who has spent over 50 years perfecting the craft of traditional black-and-white printing. Taught by his father, who learned directly from the legendary Edward Weston, Kim carries forward a lineage of photographic excellence—and he's passionate about sharing it with you.
In this hands-on workshop, you'll discover a straightforward, repeatable process that will give you the confidence to print beautifully for years to come. Kim will guide you through selecting the perfect negative, understanding what makes an image truly printable, choosing the right chemistry and paper, and mastering the art of dodging and burning to bring your vision to life.
This isn't just about technical steps—it's about demystifying the darkroom and making the process accessible and enjoyable. Whether you're new to analog photography or looking to refine your skills, you'll leave with real expertise and the excitement to keep printing. Kim's teaching style is clear, encouraging, and rooted in decades of experience. This is your chance to learn from someone who truly knows the craft inside and out.
Step into the darkroom with Kim, who has spent over 50 years perfecting the craft of traditional black-and-white printing. Taught by his father, who learned directly from the legendary Edward Weston, Kim carries forward a lineage of photographic excellence—and he's passionate about sharing it with you.
In this hands-on workshop, you'll discover a straightforward, repeatable process that will give you the confidence to print beautifully for years to come. Kim will guide you through selecting the perfect negative, understanding what makes an image truly printable, choosing the right chemistry and paper, and mastering the art of dodging and burning to bring your vision to life.
This isn't just about technical steps—it's about demystifying the darkroom and making the process accessible and enjoyable. Whether you're new to analog photography or looking to refine your skills, you'll leave with real expertise and the excitement to keep printing. Kim's teaching style is clear, encouraging, and rooted in decades of experience. This is your chance to learn from someone who truly knows the craft inside and out.
