Beginner’s Film Photography Class – Capture Timeless Moments on Analog!
Learn from a professional photographer. Unlock the Magic of Film Photography in Just 2 Hours!
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Barbican Centre
Barbican Centre London EC2Y United KingdomAgenda
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Coffee in a cafe with a short lesson on Analog Photography
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Apply your knowledge and skills, and explore the Barbican
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- 2 hours
- In person
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About this event
Ever wondered why film photos have that dreamy, nostalgic charm? Join our Beginner’s Film Photography Class and discover the art of shooting on analog! Perfect for first-timers or digital photographers looking to explore film, this hands-on workshop will teach you the fundamentals of 35mm photography, from loading film to mastering light and composition.
📷 What You’ll Learn:
✔ How a film camera works – Understand shutter speed, aperture, and ISO.
✔ Loading & handling film – Avoid common mistakes that ruin shots.
✔ Composition & lighting tricks – Make every frame count with limited exposures.
✔ Developing basics – Get a quick intro to the developing process (no lab required!).
✔ Where to develop film** – Best local & mail-in labs for beginners.
🎒 What to Bring:
- A 35mm film camera (we have a few loaners if you don’t own one — with little extra cost!).
- A roll of 400-speed film (we can recommend affordable options).
- Notebook & pen (optional).
✨ Why Join?
- Small class size – Personalized guidance from an experienced film photographer.
- Shoot & develop your first roll – Walk away with knowledge to keep shooting.
- Fun, relaxed vibe – No pressure, just creativity!
📅 Limited Spots Available – Book Now & Start Your Film Journey!
Frequently asked questions
Will is a professional photographer known for capturing the essence of life through his photography. Drawing from his background in fashion media and magazines, his work has been used for established corporations and featured in esteemed publications.
Not necessarily! We have a few loaner cameras available—just message us in advance to reserve one for an extra cost. If you have your own, bring it along!
We recommend ISO 400 film (like Kodak Ultramax or Ilford HP5) for its versatility in different lighting conditions. Need help sourcing some? Ask us for recommendations!
This class focuses on shooting—not developing—but we’ll explain the process and where to get your film developed afterward.
Absolutely! No prior experience is needed. We’ll start from the basics and guide you every step of the way.
We offer a full refund if canceled at least 7 days before the class. Let us know, and we’ll happily assist!
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