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$85/Hour
One-on-one Instructor

Joel Rodriguez

Available for:

  • Camera Functions (analog or digital)
  • Darkroom Processing and Printing
  • Film Scanning & Digital Processing
  • Portfolio development

Joel Rodriguez is a documentary photographer and visual artist based in Toronto. His practice centers on analogue photography, memory, and material process, with a strong focus on darkroom-based image making

As a darkroom instructor, Joel focuses on film development, enlarging techniques, and print refinement, supporting photographers at all stages of their analogue practice. His one-on-one sessions emphasize technical clarity, confidence in the darkroom, and an understanding of photography as a slow and intentional process. He also offers portfolio development support, assisting photographers with editing, sequencing, and articulating their work.

He holds a BFA in Film Production from York University and has presented his work through exhibitions and public programs with Arts Etobicoke, Latcham Art Centre, Gallery 44, Nuit Blanche, and the CONTACT Photography Festival. Through teaching and mentorship, Joel is committed to creating accessible and supportive learning environments for photographers.

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