Ways of Seeing: A pinhole photography workshop

Get acquainted with one of the simplest ways to document your environment: a pinhole camera. Make one of your own using an aluminium can, a light-sealed box and photo paper! Rediscover the world around you with the negatives that you capture: observe how light and shadows interact, how perspectives can be widened and time made to stand still.

In this workshop, this no-lens image-making technique is demystified. Participants will make their own pinhole camera from materials found at home, learn how to expose a shot and experience developing their images in a makeshift darkroom.

This workshop is suitable for participants aged 14 and above.