The courses are open to students of the Faculty of Art + Design. If you are interested, please register at fotowerkstatt@gestaltung.uni-weimar.de with your university email address, stating your course of study and the desired introduction/workshop. Places will be allocated chronologically according to the date of receipt of the email. For English-language introductions and offers not listed here, please send an enquiry to the above email address. Unless otherwise described, the courses are held in German language.
Please note the general information on our introductions.
In preparation for your annual exhibitions, I can show you perspectives from the photo workshop, for example on the following topics: Inkjet printing - scanning - frames - mounts - loans - print preparation - workshop deadlines - hanging - screens - projectors - media players - print preparation - resolution - format - aspect ratio - etc.
A fine art printing process from the 1850s.
We work with photogram and contact printing techniques.
Lecturer: Laura Hörning
Johannes Heppner and Tarek Rishmawi show how to work with movement in the studio. The techniques used are slitscan and long exposures with flash. It may also be possible to work with a "camera scanner" from the early days of digital camera technology.
Lecturers: Johannes Heppner, Tarek Rishmawi
Everything about image data preparation for print and web. Colour mode, colour depth, colour profiles, resolution, pixels, printing, raw-tiff-jpg etc., digital workflow...Data preparation also with your own images. The workshop should be orientated to the requirements of the participants without any focus.
The ultimate focal length test with an analogue medium format camera on black and white film. With focal lengths of 37-360mm, we watch how the image space compresses or expands. If possible, we will enlarge the comparison in the black and white laboratory.
We take a look at the slitscan process, a process that can be used to visualise moving motifs in a unique way. We use the Processing programme for this.
Lecturer: Johannes Heppner
Introduction to the subject followed by practical realisation with flash lamps in the photo studio.
The result will be a printed series of portraits.
9:30 - 16:30 / Photo studio / Lecturer: Jacob Heine
A printing process from the 1850s.
We work with photogram and contact printing techniques.
Changes from color to monochrome mode
contrast active
contrast not active
Changes the background color from white to black
Darkmode active
Darkmode not active
Elements in focus are visually enhanced by an black underlay, while the font is whitened
Feedback active
Feedback not active
Halts animations on the page
Animations active
Animations not active