We took a break, had a rethink about our previous rethink, and decided that it was time for eyesoup to revert to its old name – Cork Analogue Photographers.
Keep an eye out over the next few weeks, as we get the wheels back on this wagon!
– Rory
‘DB Haven’ © Tina Horgan
See the First Responders tumblr here
If you would like to join the conversation, email us – eyesoup ‘at’ gmail.com
– Rory
River Boyne & Tree © Monochrome Meath
Peter in Monochrome Meath sent me a list of some upcoming workshops today –
Here’s a quick list of workshops arranged for the first half of 2012.
Beginner’s Darkroom Workshop – 28th January – Trim, Co. Meath. – Cost €75
Colour Printing (RA4) – 18th February – Trim, Co. Meath. – Cost €75
Available Light Portrait Photography with Peter Evers. (Suitable for both film & digital users) – Date to be arranged for Dublin in March. – Cost €85
B&W Landscape Photography Weekend Workshop – 20th to 22nd April – The Burren, Co. Clare – Cost €185
B&W Infrared Film Photography Workshop – 26th May – Trim Castle & Bective Abbey – Cost €75
Full details can be seen here: http://www.monochromemeath.com/section366150.html
Regards,
Peter
Worth checking out is you are looking for photography workshop over the next few months.
– Rory
Nice little documentary about Kodachrome, the first colour film, which was discontinued in 2010. Worth 10 mins of your time
– Rory
© John Hough
© John Hough
I’ve been meaning to drop the word for a few local Irish business’s that should be of interest to photographers here on the auld sod. *
First up, opened a few months ago is The Photo Shop, an online supplier of darkroom supplies – film, paper, chemistry, as well as some darkroom gear like trays, tanks, reels etc. Competitively priced and reasonable shipping
Next up is Right Brain. This Cork based printing company who specialise in working with visual artists and creative professionals. They are the only Epson Digigraphie certified print lab in Ireland, and one of Hahnemühle’s Certified Fine Art Print Studios for digital Fine-Art Printing.
Finally, if you are Cork based, or within reasonable commuting distance of Cork city, watch out for The Dark Room @ Camden Palace Hotel. The Dark Room aims to support and encourage the photographic community in Cork
by providing a broad range of resources, both in terms of a physical place to
work and a forum for exchanging ideas. Offering traditional darkroom printing and film processing facilities along with workshops talks and courses exploring the many aspects of photography.
– Rory
* Note we do not have any affiliation with these businesses. They are local and supporting the photographic and artist community in Ireland. If you’re buying, try to buy Irish!
Stare at the red dot on the nose intently for about 30 seconds, then look up at the ceiling and blink rapidly. might help to get close to the screen.
Thanks to Anthony Cronin
– Rory
