I was lost and now I've found the light.
Los Angeles native and keen surfer
Bryce always keeps a film camera
with him. Whether its his beautiful
vintage Nikonos underwater SLR in
the waves, or his compact Leica on
trips to the California high desert.
Working in the darkroom can induce a zen-like state of calm concentration and Bryce sees the joys of shooting film in an almost spiritual context.
Working in the darkroom can induce a zen-like state of calm concentration and Bryce sees the joys of shooting film in an almost spiritual context.
What was the most valuable thing you
learned in class?
Studying darkroom technique at The School of Light has taught me to respect my negatives, it’s the most important thing!
Student Stories
Mitch
It's very rewarding to shoot, process and print your art.
I am very pleased with the work I
have produced and always
appreciate learning new printing
techniques.
The School of Light has given me the opportunity to create art in an intimate environment.
The School of Light has given me the opportunity to create art in an intimate environment.
What was the most valuable thing you
learned in class?
The art of analogue printing.
Student Stories
Carl
Life changing.
Taking darkroom courses at The
School of Light has reignited my
creative spirit. Because of the
confidence I've gained, as a result of
Andrew's encouragement and deep
knowledge of the craft, I now travel
everywhere with my 35mm camera.
My photos have jumped from amateur pics to works of art I am actually proud of.
My photos have jumped from amateur pics to works of art I am actually proud of.
Which part of the course was your
favorite and why?
Working with the model in the
studio. Printing is a close second.
Working with the model in the
studio. Printing is a close second.
Let’s keep film alive!
