Cyanotype Photographic Workshop

Participants in this workshop will spend a lovely afternoon with Andy Bale and Terri Shadle learning a photographic process known as the Cyanotype. This 19th-century, camera-less printing technique was invented by Sir John Herschel in 1842 and produces a beautiful Prussian blue monochromatic print, using UV light and water. The process is completely non-toxic and safe to both participants and the environment. Andy and his wife Terri are both photographers and artists living and working in Harrisburg, PA, but they spend a large part of their summers in the Adirondacks. Andy teaches photography at Dickinson College in Carlisle and Terri is currently a freelance graphic artist. You can learn more about them at the following websites. www.balephoto.com & www.shadlestudio.com

(Rain date July 24)

Limit: 20 (no more than 2 per family) – Participants are asked to bring a brown bag lunch. Beverage provided.

Wait List Option: This event is SOLD OUT. If you would like to join the waitlist, email your member name(s) and phone # to usla@uppersaranac.com.  Open spaces (if any) will be filled from the waitlist on a first-come, first-served basis.