We have prepared a workshop on collodion negatives and albumen prints given by Joaquín Paredes from our studio in Cáceres.

The albumen printing process was invented in 1850 by Louis Désiré Blanquart-Evrard and was the most popular photographic process during the second half of the 19th century. It is a process that produces beautiful copies with a characteristic gloss that made them prevail over matte copies such as salted paper. In combination with collodion negatives, they led to the first great "democratization" of photography. Making it accessible to a much larger audience.

the description and complete program of the workshop is here: https://analoginside.com/negativos-de-colodion-y-copias-a-la-albumina-on-line/

The workshop is two days:

• Mexico, Guatemala... from 8-12h and 13-17h on Saturday and from 8-12h on Sunday
• Peru, Chile, Colombia... from 9-13h and 14-18h on Saturday and from 9-13h on Sunday
• Venezuela, Bolivia... 10-14h and 15-19h on Saturday and 10-14h on Sunday
• Uruguay, Argentina (BA)... from 11-15h and from 16-20h on Saturday and from 11-15h on Sunday

To be able to sign up for the workshop it is advisable to have some experience with wet collodion in order to make the most of the workshop.

If you need more information do not hesitate to contact us:

• Phone Joaquin Paredes: 678 409142
• Email: info@analoginside.com / jparepir@gmail.com