Fine Art Printing for Photographers

€350,00

Master printing your work in this one-day workshop with Jochen Kohl. Learn to select the right paper and how to create high-quality prints. Every participant will receive at least two prints of their work and the confidence to print your work the best way

EAN: 98765432111
Supplier code: 1003332111

Date : 12 April 2025 - Seats available: 10

Description
GPSR

In a world where images often remain confined to screens, this exclusive one-day workshop with photographer and Ilford master Jochen Kohl will guide you through the art of fine art printing. Designed for Leica photographers, this hands-on course will teach you how to select the best paper for your work, create high-quality prints, and understand why paper choice profoundly impacts the final result. Participants will explore essential aspects of printing, including paper selection based on aesthetics, size, and usage, as well as editing software and proper print storage. Through theoretical insights and practical experience, photographers will gain the confidence to produce their own fine art prints.

The workshop includes in-depth discussions on the impact of paper choice, print size, and how these elements enhance the visual and emotional qualities of a photograph. Each participant will leave with at least two high-quality prints of their own work and a deep understanding of which papers best complement their photographic style. Whether you’re a photographer looking to bring your images to life or working on a series ready for print, this workshop is the next step in mastering the fine art of printing.

Topics

Paper Types - Discuss importance of paper types and how they can effect your print.
Hardware - Printers, monitors, calibrators, varnishes.
Best software for printing, plug-ins, icc profiles, working color spaces.
Archiving - storing your prints properly.
Importance of printing and understanding your photos better.
Print your own work and discuss the printed materials.

Essentials

Bring a selection of your 20 best images on flashdisk or laptop (high resolution).
Papers will be provided by Ilford paper at no extra costs to students.

Language Information

This workshop will be conducted in English only.

Minimum participants requirement:

This workshop requires a minimum of 4 participants. If this number is not met, the workshop may be canceled, and you will receive a full refund.
For more details, please refer to the Leica Akademie Nederland - Cancellation Policy & Terms.

Agenda

10:00 - 11:00 Introductie en theorie on printing and paper.
11:00 - 12:30 Selecting the right paper for your work.
12:30 - 13:30 Lunchbreak.
13:30 - 16:30 Print your own work and discuss the impact on different papers.
16:30 - 17:00 Insight and feedback round on all printed works.

Location

Leica Store Amsterdam: Van Baerlestraat 74, 1071 BA Amsterdam

Questions

Mail: [email protected]

Tutor / Photographer

Jochen Kohl

With over 20 years of experience in professional photography, Jochen Kohl has built a reputation as a specialist in fine art printing, color management, and high-end imaging. Based in Duisburg, Germany, he has worked with renowned clients across various industries, including architecture, product, food, and advertising photography. Jochen's expertise extends beyond photography—he is a trusted consultant for photographers and creatives looking to master the art of printing. His deep technical knowledge allows him to push the limits of modern printing technologies. He understands the nuances of paper selection, print size, and color fidelity, helping photographers achieve museum-quality prints. As an educator, Jochen leads workshops and seminars on fine art printing for Ilford Europe, teaching participants how to transform digital images into tangible, high-quality prints. His hands-on approach ensures that photographers not only learn the theory but also gain practical experience in printing their work. With a strong foundation in both analog and digital photography, Jochen remains at the forefront of imaging technology, continuously refining his craft and sharing his knowledge with the next generation of photographers.