Sentence examples for darkroom practice from inspiring English sources
Born in Berlin in 1897, Blumenfeld drew early inspiration from the Dadaists, incorporating experimental techniques like solarization, multiple exposures, and photomontage into his darkroom practice.
His idiosyncratic, experimental approach to photography, his primary medium, broke the rules of darkroom practice in the service of an avant-garde sensibility that is generously illustrated here.
"The 'Atlas' is the first photograph conservation research publication that integrates historical information and 'inside the darkroom' techniques of practicing photographers with modern scientific and analytical technology," said Dusan Stulik, a senior scientist at the institute who has been working on the project with a researcher, Art Kaplan.
Fifteen or so years ago, "hand of God" printing was common practice in the darkroom: "nonimportant" parts of the image were burned down to black, effectively eliminating them from the photo.
Before playing the Dead Weather's album, "Horehound," Mr. White welcomed guests to his "new bear cave away from home," and said the building would include a rehearsal space, a small record store concentrating on vinyl albums and 45s and even a darkroom: a full-service facility for bands to practice, record and release music as fast as possible.
His practice layers both digital and analog technologies, employing manipulation within the camera, the darkroom, and the computer.
Good photographic darkroom facilities are available and for those with a musical talent a music room provides a practice area for the often numerous Rothera bands.
Further manipulations occurred in the darkroom.
— into a fully equipped darkroom.
My colleagues simply went to the darkroom.
