NEW! 6961. Holga & Lomography Workshop: The Poetry of Imperfection
Workshop - Photography | Available
Laurie Schorr, the former director of the Director of Education at the Light Factory in Charlotte will teach a wonderful two weekend course exploring creative freedom in making images with Holga and Lomo cameras film cameras. These low-tech plastic cameras (with plastic lenses!) are known for their dreamy, nostalgic imagery and the element of surprise in each frame due to lack of total technical control! Each camera has its own imperfections and sculpts light differently. We will be using medium format film for the Holgas and 35mm film for the lomo cameras. With the use of B&W film, we can layer frames in camera, process the film ourselves, and print from our negatives. Negatives can also be scanned and processed digitally. Day one will be an introduction to Holga and Lomography, a photo walk, and processing negatives. Day two we will continue to process negatives, print in the darkroom and scan our negatives. No prior experience is necessary!
- Teens are welcome in this workshop
- Several spare cameras will be provided
Laurie Schorr
Laurie Schorr previously worked as the Education Director at The Light Factory and is a teaching artist at various locations throughout the region. Laurie has received numerous grants and awards, including PhotoLucida Critical Mass top 200 in 2014, and has been exhibited Nationally and Internationally. Her first solo exhibition opened at Francis Marion University in August, 2019.