Photography Without a Camera
A series of lectures, workshops and teaching materials presenting the practicality of historical and hybrid photography, housed under the name img-i. The aim is to encourage consumers to be creative and to experiment with various photographic techniques.
Traditional photography offers a broad creative process and connects us to many sciences, including art, physics, chemistry, history and communication. It is therefore important to preserve it. An ideal way to do that is by practicing historical and hybrid photography techniques.
Providing consumers with basic photographic knowledge and examples of alternative photographic methods inspires them. As consumers develop their own experimental photography practices, they develop skills such as creativity and problem solving.
The lectures, workshops and teaching materials include:
- Basic Photography WITHOUT A Camera
- The practice of alternative photography processes worldwide
- From single image to analogue photography
- Pre Photography History
- The Basics of Alternative Photographic Processes
- How to Invent Your Own Photography Process
- The Potential Use of Alternative Photographic Processes
Challenge
Stimulating consumers to engage in Alternative Photographic Processes
Solution
Conveying knowledge about historical and hybrid photography techniques.
Target Group
Photography lovers
Status
Available on request. An overview is available on Slideshare Slideshare