Visual Arts

Workshop: Making the Print – Black & White Photography with Fred Ullrich

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Making the Print – Black & White Photography with Fred Ullrich This three-day film photography workshop will include a discussion of the basics of film photography, demonstrations, experience in the field photographing on Shemer’s ground and around Midtown Phoenix, a darkroom session at the instructor’s personal studio in Tempe, AZ, and a final review of fine art prints made during the session. Participating students will have the opportunity to photograph and create their own unique prints while learning more about what makes a fine art photograph. The workshop will have an emphasis on black and white techniques and film photography (sheet and roll film); students will be expected to bring their own film cameras and film. Students should have some experience with film photography. Saturdays, September 14, 21 & Sunday, September 22

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Fred Ullrich

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I have been making photographs since my early college days working as a news photographer. I hold a Bachelor of Science Degree from University of Wisconsin, Whitewater and a Master of Science in Education from Northern Illinois University. In the early 80’s I began working at the Chicago based, Fermilab this country’s primary laboratory in Particle Physics Research. I started in the Public Affairs Office with an interest in developing the use of videotape applied programmatically to the basic research activities. For over 28 years I managed and produced nearly 200 finished video programs and carried out hundreds of still photography assignments. This experience helped me develop my image making skills both in still and video. I also maintained a fine art photography practice through showings in local art galleries and participation in juried art fairs. In 2013 my wife and I moved to downtown Phoenix where I continue to pursue my fine art photographic practice in the fabulous Sonoran Desert. I strive to make photographs that comment and express my appreciation for the common objects in unusual light I am finding Phoenix’s downtown landscape is also visually significant. I am spending more time in downtown with the interest in exploring new and existing architectural styles and trends this city has adopted . I strive to make photographs that identify my appreciation for the common, everyday objects that when looked at carefully can add value to our lives.