This workshop brings photography back to its most mysterious roots - light, chemistry, and the patient waiting for the shot. Photography here begins not with a smartphone button or ready-made technology, but with an empty box, light, and simple physical laws. Participants will step by step assemble their own pinhole camera and see how one of the most amazing principles in the history of imaging works. This format is especially valuable as it allows one to literally understand with their hands where photography came from and why it can still seem like a miracle. The workshop is structured as a sequential immersion into the analog process. First, an ordinary box is transformed into a working camera. Then the shooting begins, and the next stage takes participants into the laboratory. Here, developing and printing take place in the red light of a darkroom. In the end, a layer of phosphor will be added to the structure, and then after shooting, one will be able to see a glowing image inside - a kind of "ghost" of the shot. Find other events in Yekaterinburg on KudaGo.