Traditional Photographic Courses - Did you enjoy 'Shape of Light' at the Tate?

By Bright Rooms
October 31, 2018 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted October 31, 2018

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Posted October 31, 2018

Hi! I run the Bright Rooms in Peckham at the Peckham Levels. We are a traditional darkroom and studio and run courses for kids and adults with the hope of making analogue photographic practice accessible and fun!

Did you enjoy 'Shape of Light' at the Tate Modern? We've just launched an 'Artist Series' of courses including a 'Photogram & Manipulation' course run by practicing artists and photographers Alexandra Waespi & Imogen Davis on Saturday November 24th. Its a full day of creativity where you'll be making beautiful images using the personal techniques of these exciting and lovely artist. If you would like any more info on the course or other workshops we run please get in touch! Our website link for this course is: https://thebrightrooms.com/product/artist-series-photogram-manipulations-november-24th/

Thanks for reading and we hope to see you soon!

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