To be one of those four attendees would mean adding my name the second the date appears. But where are you located, do I need a car, place to stay when class starts early in moaning, cost, are images already processed and you fine tune the process. Do you suggest particular type of images. How many potential ones would one bring? Some details would be great. Thanks
We tend to keep extremely detailed info more private and everything is sent to people that register for the workshop.
I will make sure the broad information is more apparent going forward. The workshop is in Havre de Grace MD, USA. The starting time is 8:30AM Saturday morning. You will need a car if you are traveling by train/plane as overnight accommodations, train stations, etc are a few miles away from the site of the workshop. We recommend bringing 10 mostly finished images and yes, we tweak them with you in the workshop. In this workshop we will be reviewing the images you intend to bring prior to your arrival to make sure we think they will work well with Awagmi papers for a final print.
Thanks. Maybe this next fall. It would also be interesting if you should some images that worked well with Awagami papers and those that did not. It’s a way of thinking and shooting. I’m still working my b&w on Moab cold press 17x23 inches from roll.
To be one of those four attendees would mean adding my name the second the date appears. But where are you located, do I need a car, place to stay when class starts early in moaning, cost, are images already processed and you fine tune the process. Do you suggest particular type of images. How many potential ones would one bring? Some details would be great. Thanks
Hi Karin,
We tend to keep extremely detailed info more private and everything is sent to people that register for the workshop.
I will make sure the broad information is more apparent going forward. The workshop is in Havre de Grace MD, USA. The starting time is 8:30AM Saturday morning. You will need a car if you are traveling by train/plane as overnight accommodations, train stations, etc are a few miles away from the site of the workshop. We recommend bringing 10 mostly finished images and yes, we tweak them with you in the workshop. In this workshop we will be reviewing the images you intend to bring prior to your arrival to make sure we think they will work well with Awagmi papers for a final print.
Thanks. Maybe this next fall. It would also be interesting if you should some images that worked well with Awagami papers and those that did not. It’s a way of thinking and shooting. I’m still working my b&w on Moab cold press 17x23 inches from roll.