Platinum/Palladium Printing workshop

[Andrew ren]

Not sure this is the right room to post my question.
I am eager to learn the Pt/Pa printing process, and all my negatives need to be enlarged first, the original sizes either 2 1/4 or 5x7. Already emailed to Kerik K, didn't get back from him just yet. I am in Ontario.

Thanks

Andrew

[vinny]

Bill Schwab
http://www.northlightworkshops.com/

[Kerik Kouklis]

Check your email Andrew...

[Andrew ren]

Thanks vinny.

Kerik, email on the way.

Andrew

[Daniel Grenier]

Unrelated to your question, Andrew, but you have some really terrific work which would look great in platinum. Good eye! BTW, I think Tony Hauser in Toronto used to teach pt/pd process but I am not sure if he still does. Ryerson may have something too (if you're in TO that is).

[Mike Castles]

Kerik would get my vote, but if looking for other printers, Tillman Crane would be another I would look at. Check his web page under workshops - www.tillmancrane.com

[Andrew ren]

Thanks Daniel. Actually I am in Kanata, 30km away from you. :-0

BTW, I am still impressed by your Pure Copper 8x10, if I remember it right.

Best,

Andrew

AND, Thanks Mike. Much appreciated.

[Daniel Grenier]

Thanks Daniel. Actually I am in Kanata, 30km away from you. :-0

BTW, I am still impressed by your Pure Copper 8x10, if I remember it right.

Best,

Andrew

AND, Thanks Mike. Much appreciated.

[Ken Lee]

I spent a day with Carl Weese a few years back.

I can't say enough good about him.

He's in rural Connecticut, just a bit south of you.

[Daniel Grenier]

Sorry about the no comment comment... computer glitch!

So we're practically neighbours, Andrew. I don't know of anyone in our immediate area who teached pt/pd but you can't go wrong with Kerik. I have seen his work in Toronto some years back and it is really awesome. Glad you enjoyed my copper 8x10 - a sculpture my brother in law made for me. It is a much talked about piece at home.

Cheers and good luck with finding a workshop.