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The Sustainable Darkroom invites you to participate in our Slow Photography series, fusing theory and practice, to provide you with a deeper and more critical view of sustainability in photographic and filmmaking practice. This is a three-part, online workshop taking place over the following Tuesdays in May: 13th, 20th

In this on-demand workshop video we cover: - Choosing plants to work with - Making an extraction - Mixing the plant-based developer - Working with the developer on film - Working with the developer on paper - Storing and re-using the developer If you would like a 1:1 follow-up session with a member of our team as part

The Sustainable Darkroom is an artist-led, research community that develops low-toxicity chemistries and practices in photography.

64 page190 x 135mm saddle stitched bookletfour colour litho using vegetable based inks with two colour risograph coverPrinted on 100% post consumer waste Back to Basics: A Guide to Ecological Photo Chemistry, is a historical timeline of Andrés Pardo’s research. Starting with Caffenol and moving on to plant-based develo

The Sustainable Darkroom is an international organisation dedicated to the research and development of ecologically-conscious alternatives to photography. Founded by Hannah Fletcher in 2018, the Sustainable Darkroom is now a worldwide movement of practitioners dedicated to transforming our photographic future.