FEBRUARY HALF TERM WORKSHOPS

LIGHTBOX is a FREE photography workshop project for young creatives aged between 10 and 16.

An opportunity to work on fun photographic projects and learn new skills with Oriel Colwyn’s curator and photographer, Paul Sampson and his assistant Emily Hulme.

Our next 6 sessions will run over February HALF TERM at Theatr Colwyn/Oriel Colwyn, in the mornings and afternoons of Tues 13th, Wed 14th and Thurs 15th of February.

Book all six sessions for a complete selection of photographic fun or just pick and 1 or 2, it is up to you!

Workshops include using the historic Cyanotype process, Light painting, studio portrait sessions and many other fab activities.

Each workshop lasts 2 hours (10.30am – 12.30pm or 1.30pm – 3.30pm) and we try to limit each session to 8 people.

TUESDAY 13th FEBRUARY

• (10:30am – 12:30pm)
  DISTORTIONS*
  Use reflections, shadows, crystal balls, filters and prisms in Colwyn Bay town to distort your images.
  
  
• (1:30pm – 3:30pm)
  IT’S A SMALL WORLD
  Make imaginary landscapes with food (bring your own toy/doll/figure?)

WEDNESDAY 14th FEBRUARY

• (10:30am – 12:30pm)
  STUDIO PORTRAITS
  Learn how to take portraits using studio flash and backdrops (maybe a great opportunity to dress up!)
  
  
• (1:30pm – 3:30pm)
  LIGHT PAINTING
  Try painting with light (including the famous mystical Pixelstick!)

THURSDAY 15th FEBRUARY

• (10:30am – 12:30pm) –
  FACETIME*
  The magic of finding unusual faces everywhere around Colwyn Bay town.
  
  
• (1:30pm – 3:30pm)
  CYANOTYPES
  Make photographic art using the historic process discovered in 1842! (drop-in session)

BOOKING

Please book a FREE place at your chosen workshop(s) below:

Parents are welcome to stay for the workshop(s) and are NOT required to book a ticket.

*PLEASE NOTE:

• The cyanotype workshop on Thursday is a drop-in session, there is no need to book a ticket, just come along between 1:30pm & 3:30pm.
• We will be venturing outside on both the Distortions and FaceTime workshops – please dress according to the weather conditions)

We keep these workshops FREE to allow access for everyone, but we do run on a very small budget, so donations of both photographic equipment or funds are always welcomed to help progress our work and activities.