Flash from the past

Don’t call it a comeback. The Photo II classes have started the unit on the film camera. Each student will experience loading, taking photos, loading and developing film as well as capturing their negatives. For a culminating project students will be developing their own photos. This unit gives students the opportunity to get their hands on the historical process that started in 1901. If you or someone you know has a film camera they are looking to donate please contact Mrs. Brockmoller.

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