ABOUT the FOTOfactory
ABOUT the FOTOfactory
International Institute of Photography the FOTOfactory is the most prestigious private educational Institute in the Netherlands, with English spoken photography courses and workshops. Our students are coming from all over the world to study photography at different levels. Our courses are presented in a relaxed atmosphere where student involvement is encouraged, feedback is important, and the instructors are always available to answer questions.
This program is designed for students who wish to pursue a career in photography and is English spoken. Every year a limited number of students will be admitted to start our professional Full 3 Year Course. This is your change. Our application procedure is now open.
Looking for a course that will help you to develop your studio photography skills? Then maybe this module is suited for you. During 8 days you will learn to work with studiolights, products and people. Even working with an off-camera flash outside is included. And as follow up you could join the advanced studio course.
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Photography is going old school. Developing your own films and printing your own negatives in a darkroom feels like magic. During this workshop you are going to print your own digital image on analogue paper. And we guarantee you, it will be love at first site!
When you want to learn more about photography all shared with other students from around the world. In a small group, you will learn about visual language, digital technique, studio and even B&W analogue photography. Printing in our Darkroom included.
During the module Signature Development you will learn to talk and write about your work and also develop your ways of working consistent to who you are as a photographer. Writing an artist statement and building a body of work. Developing yourself, developing a signature.
A portrait
made by
Neide Bastos
for the module Photographic Development I
(First Year) as part of a serie portraits.
ISO 1250 – 1/40 sec – F. 4.5 – 40mm f/2.8
natural light use