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February 11, 2011

With the ongoing march of digital technology the photographer's darkroom is rapidly becoming part of photographic history.







The pro labs are quickly going. Hence the documentary project by Richard Nicholson of London's last commercial photographic darkrooms. When Nicholson began to shoot images of professional darkrooms in and around London in 2006 some 204 were still in existence, continuing the printing of image from film-stock to paper within the new digital era. When he completed the project some three years later, only 6 remained.

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