Pinhole photography is a lensless method of making photographic images. In this class we will make our own cameras from found objects: cans or boxes or any light-tight container. We will make negatives with photographic paper and then learn how to make paper positives. This class is well suited to artists in other media (including writers) who want to expand their image making tools, to photographers who would like to work in a looser and less restrictive way, without the aid of view finders and light meters, or to those who would like to experiment with the non-linear, mysterious way the pinhole camera sees the world. Knowledge of photography is useful but not necessary. Chemicals and photography paper will be supplied. Bring at least one light-tight can or box. This class will be taught out of the artist’s studio in Provincetown. Directions will be supplied upon registration. (6 Student Limit). Pinhole Photography with Marian Roth. Dates: August 18 - 22. Time: 9:30AM - 12:30PM. Fee: $300 plus a $50.00 Lab Fee