Artist residencies are dedicated places around the world that offer time and space away from your usual distractions. They place to nurture your process and ...

The Nelimarkka Museum will soon open a new exhibition. Integrated Landscapes presents Kristian Kaarna's landscape photographs, which have been shot in the fo...

Photography Exhibition 12.10.2019 - 23.2.2020, Nelimarkka Museum Integrated Landscapes presents photos by photographer Kristian Kaarna, photographed in the f...

Kristian Kaarna has landed to the Axarquia, Andalusia through Central Europe. He is known from his large-scale photographs from around the world. Recently ol...

Making a Contact Sheet One of the first steps after you’ve developed a roll of film is to create what is known as a contact sheet. What this sheet does is pr...

Once your darkroom and chemicals are set up then you’re ready to begin printing your black and white photography. As mentioned in the darkroom overview descr...

Darkroom Aside from taking the photos, printing in the darkroom is perhaps the most fun and exciting aspect of black and white photography and is the culmina...

Once you finish shooting your roll of black and white film you are set to begin the film development phase. First you need to rewind the film back into the c...

There are two key components you need to understand before you can begin exposing film: the shutter speed and the aperture. The shutter speed and aperture, a...

Before you run out and start your black and white photography adventure you need to prepare your camera for use. One of the first things you should do on you...

What does this mean for black and white photography? As stated, the salt grain of black and white film decides the proper speed of a particular film as well ...

One key to black and white photography is understanding film. Black and white film is made up of three layers: a light-sensitive emulsion layer, a plastic st...