SALT PAPER WORKSHOP

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The historical photographic process invented by Henry Fox Talbot in 1834. The print is first salted in a solution of sodium chloride, upon which it is coated with a layer of silver nitrate. Often referred to as the ‘poor man’s platinum print,’ this process produces prints with a delicate tonal scale in deep red-brown tones. Maximum of 12 participants. Cost: R1200 (incl. tuition and all materials) Half-day Workshop      
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