Santa Fe - The Mystery of the Southwest - Per Volquartz, Ronnie Layden, Linda Craig

Dates: October 10th - 14th

$495

Read more here:

http://pervolquartz.com/workshops.html

Interesting. Do you have your work shown in a gallery here in town? I've missed it thus far and from looking at your website, looks like stuff I would really like.

I do hope to find a good gallery there...
Past year only exhibited in China and in Denmark... Santa Fe would be great!


Per



http://www.pervolquartz.com

I'm on vacation that week but in Mexico the week before. Will be leaving Cancun on Oct. 8th -- kinda tight hmm ...

This sounds great. Although I don't know the first thing about developing; even though I'm beginning to get DEBA.:laugh:

- you will know a lot about development in Jobo drums or in stainless steel tanks... using Pyro Rollo!

This will happen even if the workshop "focus" is how to approach a given scene from a content - not a technical point of view.


Per Volquartz

http://www.pervolquartz.com



Ronnie Layden's website:

http://www.ronnielaydenfineart.com/file/Home.html

OK so the workshop will focus on concept, visual communication and composition and content.

However, IF you absolutely must touch a "live" Ebony 5X7U2E featuring rear shift and asymmetric swings and tilt - it will be there. I just received this camera and IF you bring a 5X7 film holder or two you can try the camera.

:)


Per Volquartz


http://www.pervolquartz.com

Thats a very nice camera Per, is that going to be the door prize for the lucky winner!!

taken with my new Ebony...

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Originally Posted by per volquartz

OK so the workshop will focus on concept, visual communication and composition and content.

However, IF you absolutely must touch a "live" Ebony 5X7U2E featuring rear shift and asymmetric swings and tilt - it will be there. I just received this camera and IF you bring a 5X7 film holder or two you can try the camera.

:)


Per Volquartz


http://www.pervolquartz.com

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sorry...

(Image is of rock in photo of Ebony camera above.)