Saturday & Sunday

June 21 & 22

10 AM - 6 PM

Class Size: 6 Max

This intensive, hands-on workshop offers students an opportunity to learn about the beautiful practice of layering platinum palladium prints with blue cyanotype pigments for additional depth and tone. Students will start by learning the basics of creating an inkjet negative from a digital file or pre-scanned film negative. The class will then go over preparing traditional platinum-palladium chemistry, coating, exposing, and developing prints. The second day will be devoted to learning how to mix the cyanotype emulsion, for layering, and re-exposing on top of the platinum palladium to create stunning split tone results. Students will leave with a solid understanding of the materials and workflow to continue printing on their own. All materials are provided. Print size is limited to 8 x 10.

Tuition includes a $150 materials fee.

Tricia Rosenkilde is a fine art photographer and an educator. A BFA graduate of Rutgers University, she works predominantly with analog printing processes, specializing in platinum/palladium printing. Utilizing a photographic process known as “Camera Obscura”, her images display an impressionist quality that evoke the spirit of the past. Her series “Panoramic Pinholes” and “Paper Negatives” capture images of chateaux, gardens and scenic views from locations in France and Italy. In addition to her fine art work, Tricia is a dedicated instructor at The Penumbra Foundation and The International Center of Photography, NYC. During twenty plus years of teaching photography she has also taught courses and workshops at Parsons School of Design, NYC, the Morgan Library NYC, NJ Center for Visual Arts, and Seton Hall University, NJ. Her work has been shown throughout the US, including at MOCA, Los Angeles, Galerie L’Atelier/Fremin Gallery, NYC, Griner Waters Gallery, Lakeland FL, The International Center of Photography NYC, Soho Photo Gallery, NYC, The Crane Arts Center, Philadelphia PA, Drew University Korn Gallery, Madison NJ, among others. Tricia is represented by Nicolas Auvray Gallery.

Images © Tricia Rosenkilde and Penumbra Students

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