noun
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A dark room, where photographs are developed.
definition
A darkened room where sexual activity can take place, especially one in a gay club.
Examples of darkroom in a Sentence
I really believe you have to have time off to be creative, which is why I don't have a darkroom.
After leaving school at sixteen I worked in the photographic darkroom of the Morris Motors car factory at Cowley.
Digital printing, using desktop inkjet printers, has now replaced the traditional darkroom for many photographers.
Facilities include screen printing, digital video editing suite, a black and white darkroom, a workshop and meeting space.
All of which are created in the camera and then hand printed in my own color darkroom.
However, we are still the largest manufacturers of light safe darkroom Doors and Film Drying Cabinets for the conventional photography darkroom in europe.
We are not responsible for claims brought by third parties arising from your use of Second hand darkroom supplies.
I can remember stealing time from the darkroom with the express intention of trying to unlock the secrets contained within.
We have at our disposal a fully equipped darkroom which ensures that control is retained over the quality of all finished work.
This course does not use the darkroom each week & will include a gallery visit.
He vehemently opposed pictorialism, the trend to alter photos in the darkroom.
It carries digital cameras, camcorders, photo supplies, darkroom and lighting equipment, as well as photo books and instructional videos.
Once you are comfortable with your camera, you will have more time to explore advanced techniques of creative photography as well as learn about the digital darkroom.