Chromotography Workshop with the Sustainable Darkroom
Reveal images of Lacock's soil through chromotography with eco-photography research collective: the Sustainable Darkroom.
Chromotography is an image making process that visualises insights into the vitality and health of soils. Get hands on with this mediative, slow process combining science, ecology and photography. Using the sensitivity of silver nitrate, this process produces an x-ray of the ecosystem at Lacock, and the landscape that inspired Henry Fox Talbot in his early experiments with photography.
The workshop runs for 2.5 hours and includes entry to the Fox Talbot Museum and Abbey, and refreshments.
Sorry, no discounts for National Trust members.
Please note:
- The workshop takes place in the Botanic Garden, meet at Visitor Reception for directions.
- The workshop begins promptly at 1.30pm, please allow time to get to there from the car park which is a short walk away.
- You'll be working with the soil in the garden so please dress appropriately for working in the outdoors.
- The Botanic Garden is mostly lawn with matting on the pathways. Step free access. Please get in touch for any specific accessibility needs.
- Not suitable for small children.
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Reveal images of Lacock's soil through chromotography with eco-photography research collective: the Sustainable Darkroom.
Chromotography is an image making process that visualises insights into the vitality and health of soils. Get hands on with this mediative, slow process combining science, ecology and photography. Using the sensitivity of silver nitrate, this process produces an x-ray of the ecosystem at Lacock, and the landscape that inspired Henry Fox Talbot in his early experiments with photography.
The workshop runs for 2.5 hours and includes entry to the Fox Talbot Museum and Abbey, and refreshments.
Sorry, no discounts for National Trust members.
Please note:
- The workshop takes place in the Botanic Garden, meet at Visitor Reception for directions.
- The workshop begins promptly at 1.30pm, please allow time to get to there from the car park which is a short walk away.
- You'll be working with the soil in the garden so please dress appropriately for working in the outdoors.
- The Botanic Garden is mostly lawn with matting on the pathways. Step free access. Please get in touch for any specific accessibility needs.
- Not suitable for small children.
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