The Analogue Laboratory

For a mere ten dollars your name will be immortalised on a laser-cut plaque which will be lovingly bolted to the wall of the laboratory.

For twenty dollars you will receive three MINI camera brooches, featuring three of James Tylor's famous drawings of our favourite equipment. Understated camera chic.

For thirty dollars you will receive an oversized Analogue Laboratory cedar wood brooch, emblazoned with one of James Tylor's famous drawings of cameras. They're pretty awesome.

For thirty-five dollars we'll give you a full day's access to the darkroom to print your black and white negatives &/or develop your film - all chemistry provided. This is strictly for those who know their way around a darkroom.

For fifty dollars, you'll receive a very charming heavyweight canvas tote bag lovingly hand screen printed by Alex with drawings of analogue lab equipment and cameras. We don't have a photo yet – but rest assured they are something you could trust to carry your 'blad. You'll also have your name emblazoned on the plaque attached to our darkroom, because using a laser cutter really is very fun.

For seventy-five dollars you will attend a half day film processing workshop with Alex Bishop-Thorpe, aimed at people who just want to get their hands dirty and learn about processing their own black and white film at home. All Chemistry provided, as well as a light lunch, tea, coffee and snacks.

For a hundred dollars, you will receive one of five different framed 35x35cm Silver Gelatin prints by Alex Bishop-Thorpe, hand printed at the Analogue Laboratory in July 2012. Your pick! (Printed on Foma matte FB Paper, Selenium toned and archivally framed behind glass.) Your name will also be dashingly laser cut into the plaque affixed to the laboratory.

For one hundred and twenty dollars you will receive one of James Tylor's one-off, hand-made Kallitype prints from his series 'Postcards from the Frontier'. Your name will also be dashingly laser cut into the plaque affixed to the laboratory.

For one hundred and sixty dollars you will get to attend a one-day Creative Polaroid Workshop at The Analogue Laboratory in July 2013, hosted by Alex Bishop-Thorpe and covering Emulsion Transfers, Emulsion Lifts, and negative processing. All equipment and five boxes of instant film provided, as well as lunch, tea, coffee and snacks. So many snacks.

For two hundred dollars, we will provide you with a pass for ten full days of weekend black and white printing (or film developing) in the darkroom, all chemistry provided. With two 4x5" enlargers and four 6x7cm enlargers, we can set you up for 35mm and beyond.

For two hundred and seventy-five dollars you will have the honour of naming one of our enlargers whatever you please, to be immortalised in a plaque hung with love and pride on the wall above said enlarger. Professor Nigel (a pristine Durst Laborator) is in need of some good company. Your name will also be dashingly, and prominently, laser printed to the plaque affixed to the laboratory.

For three hundred dollars you will attend a one-day Wet Plate Photography workshop conducted by Alice Blanch at The Analogue Laboratory. All Equipment and Materials provided, as well as lunch, tea, coffee and snacks.

For three hundred and forty dollars, you will attend two day introduction to the Holga camera conducted by Aurelia Carbone; including 7 rolls of film and a Holga 120N to keep. Covering loading, shooting and processing black and white film, as well as a day of printing in the darkroom, this workshop also includes lunch, tea and coffee for both days and a screenprinted tote bag to keep your camera and film in.