Date: Saturday 19 September 2026, 11:30 – 15:30
Tutor: Dafna Talmor
Website: www.dafnatalmor.co.uk
Dafna Talmor’s work often begins by revisiting photographs from her personal archive, exploring how existing images can be transformed through cutting, combining and reworking. Her practice is interested in the many ways photographs can be made and remade, and how photography can offer new perspectives on familiar subjects.
Inspired by this approach, this course explores the creative possibilities of working with found photographic material through collage. Using an archive of vintage 35mm slides, you will be invited to alter and reimagine photographic images by cutting, layering, drawing, scratching and combining fragments to create new compositions.
Working across analogue and digital processes, you will transform existing images, project your altered slides, and photograph the results digitally to create a series of unique image-based works.
The workshop encourages experimentation and play, through practical exercises, discussion and individual exploration, you will be supported to discover unexpected outcomes and develop new approaches to working with photographic images.
The day will cover:
An introduction to Dafna’s practice and working with found photographic archives and slide collections
Hands-on techniques for altering and collaging 35mm slides
Experimentation with projection as a creative image-making tool
Combining analogue and digital processes through re-photography
Time for individual exploration, discussion and sharing work
You will leave with your original collaged slides and digital files of the images you produce during the workshop. No experience is necessary and all materials are provided by Photofusion.
Dafna Talmor is a London-based artist and lecturer whose work spans photography, installation and collaborative projects. Her photographs are held in major public collections, including the National Trust, the Victoria and Albert Museum, Deutsche Bank, and Hiscox, as well as in private collections around the world. Dafna was awarded a Sony World Photography Award in the Professional Landscape category (2026) and her most recent solo exhibition, The Moving Eye Cannot See, was shown at Sid Motion Gallery in spring 2025. Dafna has a long-standing connection with Photofusion, where her first UK solo show, Constructed Landscapes, was presented in 2017.
Members Discount
Photofusion Members receive a 15% discount on all courses please use the discount code shared with you in the members newsletter. Add this when prompted to the order summary page to receive your member discount. If you didn't receive the code please email us at info@photofusion.org
Date: Saturday 19 September 2026, 11:30 – 15:30
Tutor: Dafna Talmor
Website: www.dafnatalmor.co.uk
Dafna Talmor’s work often begins by revisiting photographs from her personal archive, exploring how existing images can be transformed through cutting, combining and reworking. Her practice is interested in the many ways photographs can be made and remade, and how photography can offer new perspectives on familiar subjects.
Inspired by this approach, this course explores the creative possibilities of working with found photographic material through collage. Using an archive of vintage 35mm slides, you will be invited to alter and reimagine photographic images by cutting, layering, drawing, scratching and combining fragments to create new compositions.
Working across analogue and digital processes, you will transform existing images, project your altered slides, and photograph the results digitally to create a series of unique image-based works.
The workshop encourages experimentation and play, through practical exercises, discussion and individual exploration, you will be supported to discover unexpected outcomes and develop new approaches to working with photographic images.
The day will cover:
An introduction to Dafna’s practice and working with found photographic archives and slide collections
Hands-on techniques for altering and collaging 35mm slides
Experimentation with projection as a creative image-making tool
Combining analogue and digital processes through re-photography
Time for individual exploration, discussion and sharing work
You will leave with your original collaged slides and digital files of the images you produce during the workshop. No experience is necessary and all materials are provided by Photofusion.
Dafna Talmor is a London-based artist and lecturer whose work spans photography, installation and collaborative projects. Her photographs are held in major public collections, including the National Trust, the Victoria and Albert Museum, Deutsche Bank, and Hiscox, as well as in private collections around the world. Dafna was awarded a Sony World Photography Award in the Professional Landscape category (2026) and her most recent solo exhibition, The Moving Eye Cannot See, was shown at Sid Motion Gallery in spring 2025. Dafna has a long-standing connection with Photofusion, where her first UK solo show, Constructed Landscapes, was presented in 2017.
Members Discount
Photofusion Members receive a 15% discount on all courses please use the discount code shared with you in the members newsletter. Add this when prompted to the order summary page to receive your member discount. If you didn't receive the code please email us at info@photofusion.org
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