Friends of Ohlone Photography,
My darkroom photography class is starting next week and there's still lots of room. Actually, there's too much room and it might be cancelled if we can't find a few more friends to join.
It's Tuesday/Thursday nights from 6:30-9:40pm. The open lab period is usually scheduled right before class, and I'm also teaching it.
It's Tuesday/Thursday nights from 6:30-9:40pm. The open lab period is usually scheduled right before class, and I'm also teaching it.
133A students will learn all the basics of photography and darkroom printing. No experience required, 35mm cameras can be checked out. All chemicals are provided and there is an optional open lab section so you can have more work time. (course listings)
133B and 133C are intermediate to advanced students. You'll have more freedom in project development and learn advanced skills. I'll also demonstrate fiber based paper printing, like the professionals use. We have medium format cameras and lots of gear to checkout.
These classes are really made by the students. You can make classes super fun and awesome!
If you are enrolling at Ohlone College for the first time, you are in for a real treat. Our college presents a diverse and holistic approach to learning. Our classroom/lab is super clean and brand new. Our classes are smaller than other colleges, allowing me to provide lots of individual attention to students. The students are super friendly and help each other. There are also lots of great places to photograph near campus! Our course titles are different from other colleges, so you can take the class even if you've taken photography at another school.
For inspiration, check out some student work from the darkroom photography classes at Ohlone in the Smith Center. Also check out the gallery to see some of my own work! It's a huge display in honor of our love of photography this Fall.
Here's the link for enrolling. If you have any trouble message me and I'll help you get started!
You can also visit the main college website for more information: http://www.ohlone.edu
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