OnDemand Presentations
Step into my creative world with my online presentations and an optional accompanying booklet, available via Camversation On Demand.
A Journey to and from Vemodalen — Join me as I reflect on why I make images and how my photography has evolved. Discover simple, accessible ways to experiment with multiple exposures, whether indoors, with a Gel Plate, or using Lightroom/Photoshop. £6
A Road Less Travelled: Parts 1–3 — Explore three sessions on the Pep Ventosa method, capturing the essence of a place, mixed media techniques including digital collage, and my personal approach to processing images. £18 for all three
Surface Drift Gelli Printing and Creative Photography
A Practical Workshop with Lynne Blount and Sylvie Gummery
'Lynne Blount is a recognised figure in the Camversation community, celebrated throughout the UK and beyond for her creative artwork. In Surface Drift, Lynne is joined by Sylvie Gummery to guide you through the process of combining physical printmaking with creative photography.' Mark Evans Creator of Camversation.
The Joy of Creative Play
This workshop focuses entirely on the pleasure of hands-on, tactile play. By introducing physical textures that digital software cannot easily replicate, you unlock true creative freedom. Because no two prints ever emerge from the plate exactly the same, every texture you create is a one-off original. It is a brilliant way to bring physical art and photography together, helping you explore layers, tone, and depth before you even look at a computer screen.
What is Gelli Printing?
Gelli printing is a highly accessible and fun form of monoprinting that uses a flexible, gelatin-like plate as a reusable printing surface. You do not need an expensive printing press or a dedicated art studio to get started. By rolling acrylic paints or inks onto the plate, you can use stencils, stamps, leaves, or household items to create intricate, organic layers that provide the perfect foundation for your photographic art.
The series covers how to cleanly blend your unique textures with real-world subjects:
In-Camera Layering: For cameras with built-in multiple exposure features, you will see how to stack exposures live using a variety of blending options.
Post-Processing Alternative: If your camera model does not support multiple exposures, don't worry. This workshop demonstrates how to achieve multi-layered results using standard software blend modes during the editing phase.
Workshop Breakdown:
Section 1: The Printmaking Process. Step into the studio to learn printmaking from scratch. Discover how paint opacity affects the way light passes through digital layers, master the broken patterns of the skippy brayer technique and create organic textures using Sumi inks and everyday objects.
Section 2: Selection and Curation. Learn the art of seeing within the chaos! Use physical frames and mat cut outs to isolate micro-landscapes and target the best compositions within your raw prints before moving to the camera layout.
Section 3: Capture and Blending. Discover how white balance adjustments and specific Kelvin values can completely shift the mood of your files. This section features a dedicated indoor still-life demonstration using garden foliage - a perfect creative solution for when the British weather keeps you indoors.
Section 4: The Post-Processing Suite . This section provides instructional value that justifies the price of the series alone! Lynne takes you into her non-destructive editing workflow in Photoshop and Lightroom. She covers blend modes (Vivid Light, Overlay, and Saturation), utilises stamp layers to isolate edits and add professional borders and drop shadows for a gallery-ready finish
Series length: 3 hours and 26 minutes.
View the video content as many times as you like for a full 12-month period.
Each session is designed to inspire, encourage experimentation and help you find your own visual voice.
Reviews
'That was a fabulous talk tonight and very inspirational. For someone who would have seen themselves as a more ‘traditional’ photographer and who is relatively early on their ‘creative’ journey, it was very interesting to see so many shared choices and directions as you have got to the place you are. Truly beautiful work!'
John Miskelly A Journey to and from Vemodalen for Camversation.
'An inspiring presentation of a photographic journey: from street photography, landscape and nature to creative abstract. We all looked forward to Lynne’s talk in our camera club in January and it was indeed nothing short of inspiring. As many of us are searching for our own voice of expression through photography, Lynne shared her own way to creativity and the evolution of her artistic vision. Not only could we admire her stunning images but we were also able to see what there was behind the scene. Her explanation of why and how she had created her works of art was particularly valuable and very much appreciated. Lynne generously shared her knowledge and captivated us with the beauty and deep expressiveness of her work. After her presentation we were all eager to get our hands on our cameras and engage in the endless possibilities of artistry in photography. '
Basia Bogacka ARPS