Workshops 2027

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One day at your museum or institution, in Swedish or English. Eleven places in 2027.

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Daniel Lindskog adjusting a medium format camera on a tripod above a small shooting table, with a softbox to the left

Workshop

Photographing artefacts by one method

A workshop in the PHOTARCH method, held at your museum or institution. Two versions of the same programme: one for those who do not work as photographers but want to take good pictures — and one for photographers who want consistent, comparable results.

The workshop is built first and foremost for smaller archaeological artefacts. The demonstration covers objects up to 20 cm on their longest side.

Workshops 2027

Booking for 2027 is open

I hold eleven workshops in 2027. Each one is a day at your museum or institution, and the date is agreed with you once the place is booked. A request now puts the workshop in next year's budget.

Format
One day, on site
Price
15,000 SEK + travel
Places
11 in 2027
Language
Swedish or English
Date
Agreed with you
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Who is it for?

Two versions, one core

Both versions follow the same programme. The version for non-photographers opens with a block on the fundamentals, so that everyone shares an understanding of what is discussed later.

01

Novice photographers

For you who do not work as a photographer but need to photograph artefacts well.

Length
Four hours
Group size
Up to 8 participants
Price
15,000 SEK + travel
Equipment
The practical part is adapted to simpler equipment — a phone, for instance.

02

Pro photographers

For photographers who want uniform, comparable images across a whole collection.

Length
Three hours
Group size
Up to 6 participants
Price
15,000 SEK + travel
Equipment
The practical part uses full frame or medium format.

Travel is added to every booking as a single item: transport at cost, plus compensation for travel time.

The programme

What we go through

Intro

  • Introduction — Daniel introduces himself
  • Participant introductions — who you are and how you work today

Basics

This block is only part of the version for non-photographers. It is there so that everyone stands on the same ground before the method is discussed.

  • Camera types: medium format / 35 mm / APS-C / Micro 4/3 / phone
  • The Holy Trinity: aperture, shutter, ISO
  • Mode: Auto, A, S, program and manual
  • Details: Resolution, lenses, minimum focus distance, sharpness
  • Examples of different kinds of results

Method

  • History: from Thomsen to today
  • Standards: which ones exist
  • PHOTARCH: the background to three governing principles
  • The shadow: strength, angle and background
  • Metadata
  • File formats and licences

Practice

  • Artefact photography: colour profile, temperature and neutral grey
  • Exposure and shooting demonstration: overhead and diagonal views
  • Post-processing and workflow: Lightroom or Capture One, focus stacking, file formats and metadata
  • Practice with your own equipment

The setup

What the room has to hold

This is the setup we work around. What is needed is a space where we can gather around the camera during the demonstration, and a power outlet within reach — the rest is brought along.

The setup in a museum workroom: camera on a tripod, light on a stand, the artefact table between them, and a screen for the participants
The setup against a white background in a studio, with a laptop for tethered shooting on a side table
Medium format camera on a geared head, softbox to the left, colour chart on the white shooting surface
Close-up of the colour chart standing on the shooting surface

Booking request

Request a workshop in 2027

Tell me which version you have in mind, roughly how many people will take part, and — if you can — what equipment you use today, both hardware and software.

No dates are set in advance. Name a day or a month in 2027 if you have one in mind, and we agree on the date together.

Subject

Workshop

Camera
Software
Preferred language