Join Artist 
Joanna Twaites
 for a 
Pinhole Photography 
workshop in the iconic 
Provan Hal
l
, a 16th century mansion house steeped in history and inspiration.
The workshop will begin with a tour of the house, and tales of past residents who's ghosts are rumoured to haunt the site to this day.
You then will be introduced to the processes of pinhole photography:
How to assemble a
 DIY camera
Using your camera to
 
successfully 
expose an image
Developing a negative
 on photographic paper in a dark room
After the demonstration you will be free to explore the house and garden using these skills to capture unique images, with Joanna on hand to guide you through the processes.
Each participent will be given a pinhole camera to work with and photographic paper to experiment capturing the gorgeous Provan hall scenery using this early photographic method.
Pinhole cameras are known for capturing visions of ghosts and spirits - and as Provan Hall is notoriously haunted, well, perhaps something spooky will turn up in the dark...
All materials are provided and no experience is necessary
Due to the nature of Provan Hall's historic status the building is unfortunately not wheelchair accessible.
Information Source: Provan Hall Community Management Trust | eventbrite

Glasgow

United Kingdom

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