Hey guys and gals!


Well I been looking into this webcast sort of thing for a seminar I will be doing, and I am sorry to say it cannot happen. This doesn't mean something along the same lines wont happen! The problem with me webcasting this upcoming seminar is that the people who are paying to actually come to the seminar do not like the idea of me sharing this information on the web for free. I totally understand it, I just didn't think about it when I thought of the plan, so the webcast from my seminar won't happen.

The good news!

I want to make my powerpoint and personal instruction into a webcast! I can easily share my slides on a video with everyone, but the hard part is the work session and instructional session. If you know anything about printing color or any alternative process, its very dark and takes lots of time. So I need to get around this loop. I am still brainstorming ideas about how to make this into an internet presentation, so if you are experienced with such things, please email me; hello at keithfranke.com

Do you think I should take a break submitting? I never have had this many deviations up on any of my accounts to date, and I don't know if its worth it to just flood everyones messages?

And I am in talks with a fantastic designer for my new website, more details will follow, its just not a personal site, it will include everything about my passion for traditional photography and its processes.

Anything to add? Please comment

-Keith

Hello everyone.


I was just curious about something, I am going to be running a printing seminar in the near future, and was wondering if anyone would be interested in attending? This is mostly a "virtual" attendance, since I know none of the people who watch me even live in the same state as me, let alone the same country.

But I was just interested to know if anyone wants to learn very detailed traditional and some of my very own printing techniques?

Some things I cover in most of my seminars:

Dye-transfer (3 different methods)

Ditaximony

Dye-destruction

All these are very consuming techniques, but I know a lot of people are very interested in them, especially transfers. Ditaximony is a style developed by myself and a friend, which is very detailed, and then destruction prints.

Let me know if you're seriously interested. Not exactly sure how I can turn the seminar into a webcast, so any help would be appreciated.