My 2026 Darkroom Roadmap

Tim Layton, © Tim Layton FIne Art, 2024, All Rights Reserved

In this video, I share my plans and ideas for my 2026 darkroom work.

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Published by Tim Layton

Tim Layton is an Ozarks-based analog photographer and writer working with 19th-century processes, handmade paper negatives, and traditional darkroom methods. Through calotypes, silver gelatin paper negatives, salt prints, and platinum/palladium prints, he explores the expressive power of slow photography in a world flooded with disposable images. Using large format cameras and a Pictorial approach, his work is rooted in craft, chemistry, patience, and the belief that handmade photographs still matter.

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