Cyanotype is a photographic printing process that uses the sun to produce a cyan blueprint. In this one-day workshop, learn both the fundamentals of the process and experimental techniques, producing photograms using natural objects, photographs using digital negatives, and toned prints. Sign up at ebpco.org/workshops

Wet Plate Collodion involves coating a plate with collodion and silver nitrate. While still wet, the plate is exposed in camera and processed directly following exposure. In this workshop, participants will learn the basics of this historical process, using metal plates to create their own one-of-a-kind tintypes. Sign up at ebpco.org/workshops

4 week class for those who are comfortable shooting 35mm film but have no previous experience in a black & white darkroom. An instructor will guide you through the basics of darkroom processes, including film processing, contact printing, and enlargement printing. Sign up at ebpco.org/workshops

In this workshop, participants who have taken a previous plant-based film developer workshop will learn to make prints from their negatives, mix plant-based print chemistry, and observe how their negatives respond to different developers. Sign up at ebpco.org/workshops

Finding the transition from still photography to video downright daunting? This hands-on workshop will demystify some of the settings, tools and techniques that are fundamental to capturing video. Start shooting better footage right away! Sign up at ebpco.org/workshops

Bring your vintage film cameras and questions to this free workshop offering basic repairs, testing, maintenance, and how-to advice from film camera obsessive Philip Krayna (aka “Dr. Philm). Advanced sign up is required. Sign up at ebpco.org/workshops

4 week class for those who are comfortable shooting 35mm film but new to the black & white darkroom. An instructor will guide you through the basics of darkroom processes, including film processing, contact printing, and enlargement printing. Sign up at ebpco.org/workshops

Learn the basics of making images with black & white 35mm SLR film cameras, including ISO, aperture, shutter speed, light metering, focus, and more. Sign up at ebpco.org/workshops

Liquid emulsion is the light sensitive coating normally found on darkroom photo paper in a bottle! It can be applied to a wood, fabric, ceramic, and more, allowing black & white images to be made on the surface of just about any object. Sign up at ebpco.org/workshops

Participants will learn how to construct their own pinhole cameras utilizing recycled everyday materials and use silver gelatin paper to create black and white prints directly from the cameras they built. Sign up at ebpco.org/workshops

For beginners with an Adobe Lightroom subscription. In this workshop, an instructor will guide you through the basics of editing images using Lightroom, including importing image files, editing individual images, sorting and editing multiple images, and exporting image files. Sign up at ebpco.org/workshops