TO-DO LIST: There's more than one way to snap a photo

Every Wednesday, Chris Brown digs into our listings bin and pulls out a little something-something to do every day of the week. This week: Avoid Pig Day for a more Icelandic approach, Get a 1-Up with Beta Test and chat with Isaiah Zagar about his crazy ass Magic Garden.

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TO-DO LIST: There's more than one way to snap a photo

POSTED: Wednesday, February 29, 2012, 1:00 PM

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Not to overstate the obvious, but there's more than one way to snap a photo. With that in mind, photog Robert Asman oversees the two-part workshop, Non-Traditional Approaches to Traditional Photography. Culled from his thirty-five years in the industry, Asman will attempt to explain how using chemistry in the darkroom can influence the finished project. In between sessions, he'll also preside over a talk revolving around his career-spanning exhibit, "The Silver Mine."

Fri. March 2, 9 a.m., University of the Arts, 320 S. Broad St., 215-735-6090, printcenter.org.

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