Name: Make and use drinks can Pinhole Cameras and prepare a Solargraph camera - Friday 16th October 2026
SKU: SR2
Price: 105.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

Pinhole Cameras are the building blocks of all photography practice – simple, yet with infinite creative potential. A great way to learn the principals of photography and darkroom chemistry, while exploring how creative photography can be when perfection isn’t the aim.

What to expect:

– Learn the principals of camera obscuras and pinhole camera

– Make your own pinhole cameras from drinks cans

– Learn how to use the camera to take experimental, original photos around Potager, producing a series of images

– Learn the process and chemistry of developing paper negatives in a portable darkroom

– Experiment with multiple exposures and ways to manipulate the process producing a series of images.

– Prepare a pinhole camera to be a ‘Solargraph’ to take a 6 month exposure that captures the movement of the sun

– Learn some basic methods to edit your pinhole and solargraph images.

All materials provided

Who is it for?
Anyone with an interest in photography or alternative processes . No prior skills or knowledge needed
16+

Stuart Robinson
Stuart Robinson is an installation, sculptural and photographic artist based in Penryn and Falmouth. His work is predominantly sculptural, often exploring materials, place and the relationship between objects and their surroundings. Alongside his studio practice, Stuart works across a range of media and approaches, bringing an experimental and thoughtful perspective to making.

More details on Stuart’s Cyanotype workshop on his website here

Bookings Policy

Cancellations

Reservations are essential and can be made by making a booking on the web site. If you book a place and are not able to make it for any reason, please let us know as soon as you can. We will do our best to fill your place but if we are not able to, we will be unable to make a refund.

Bookings

This workshop is supplied by an independent third party. When making a booking through this website, Potager Garden Ltd is acting as booking agent only and collecting the workshop fees on behalf of the workshop provider. By making a booking through this website you acknowledge and agree that the booking is between yourself and the person/business supplying the workshop and that Potager Garden Ltd is acting as booking agent only.

Make and use drinks can Pinhole Cameras and prepare a Solargraph camera – Friday 16th October 2026

10am – 4pm

Pinhole Cameras are the building blocks of all photography practice – simple, yet with infinite creative potential. A great way to learn the principals of photography and darkroom chemistry, while exploring how creative photography can be when perfection isn’t the aim.

What to expect:

– Learn the principals of camera obscuras and pinhole camera

– Make your own pinhole cameras from drinks cans

– Learn how to use the camera to take experimental, original photos around Potager, producing a series of images

– Learn the process and chemistry of developing paper negatives in a portable darkroom

– Experiment with multiple exposures and ways to manipulate the process producing a series of images.

– Prepare a pinhole camera to be a ‘Solargraph’ to take a 6 month exposure that captures the movement of the sun

– Learn some basic methods to edit your pinhole and solargraph images.

All materials provided

Who is it for?
Anyone with an interest in photography or alternative processes . No prior skills or knowledge needed
16+

More details on Stuart’s Cyanotype workshop on his website here

Bookings Policy

Cancellations

Reservations are essential and can be made by making a booking on the web site. If you book a place and are not able to make it for any reason, please let us know as soon as you can. We will do our best to fill your place but if we are not able to, we will be unable to make a refund.

Bookings

Make and use drinks can Pinhole Cameras and prepare a Solargraph camera – Friday 16th October 2026

10am – 4pm

Pinhole Cameras are the building blocks of all photography practice – simple, yet with infinite creative potential. A great way to learn the principals of photography and darkroom chemistry, while exploring how creative photography can be when perfection isn’t the aim.

What to expect:

– Learn the principals of camera obscuras and pinhole camera

– Make your own pinhole cameras from drinks cans

– Learn how to use the camera to take experimental, original photos around Potager, producing a series of images

– Learn the process and chemistry of developing paper negatives in a portable darkroom

– Experiment with multiple exposures and ways to manipulate the process producing a series of images.

– Prepare a pinhole camera to be a ‘Solargraph’ to take a 6 month exposure that captures the movement of the sun

– Learn some basic methods to edit your pinhole and solargraph images.

All materials provided

Who is it for? Anyone with an interest in photography or alternative processes . No prior skills or knowledge needed 16+

More details on Stuart’s Cyanotype workshop on his website here

Bookings Policy

Cancellations

Reservations are essential and can be made by making a booking on the web site. If you book a place and are not able to make it for any reason, please let us know as soon as you can. We will do our best to fill your place but if we are not able to, we will be unable to make a refund.

Bookings

Who is it for?
Anyone with an interest in photography or alternative processes . No prior skills or knowledge needed
16+