Monday - Friday

June 10 - June 14

11 AM - 4 PM

Class Size Max: 6

Spend the week in the darkroom learning about siderotypes in this hands-on photography workshop!

Siderotypes are iron-based photographic prints that are made by combining iron with another type of metal. These processes are unique as they can be applied onto many different materials, produce a wide variety of color and tonal range, and are easily combined with inkjet layering applications.

During this five-day course, students will spend each day exploring a different siderotype process including cyanotype, argenotype, kallitype, chrysotype, and platinum/ palladium. Applications onto various materials and finishing techniques including vellums and metallic gilding will be covered for each process. Students should come to class ready to print with color digital files made with any device. This course is recommended for students of all levels who are looking for an additional technique for finding self-expression.

Tuition includes a $195 materials fee.

If your desired tuition option is unavailable, please email info@penumbrafoundation.org and we will do our best to accommodate you. If the entire class is sold out, we can add you to the waitlist.

MORGAN POST has been a large format wet plate photographer and educator for the past seven years. Post holds a MFA degree from Utah State University, a BFA degree from the School Of Visual Arts, and an Associates Degree from Maine Media Workshops. He has worked extensively as a fine art and commercial photographer & digital artist in both Los Angeles and New York. He is currently teaching at Long Island University Brooklyn, Center For Alternative Photography and Fairfield University. morganpoststudio.com

Images © Morgan Post and Penumbra Students

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