Aaron C Packard Returns to His Roots with the Opening of Fotolab No.7

After years of working in various aspects of photography, Aaron C Packard is returning to the fundamentals—handmade prints, traditional film processing, and the artistry of analog photography. With the launch of Fotolab No.7, Packard brings his expertise and passion back to the darkroom, creating a space dedicated to preserving and elevating time-honored photographic techniques.

Fotolab No.7 is more than just a lab; it is an artisan studio for photographers who appreciate the tangible beauty of film. The lab specializes in handcrafted palladium, gum, and silver gelatin prints, expert custom film processing, and archival inkjet printing. It serves artists, students, and hobbyists who seek a personal touch in their work. Whether working in traditional or digital formats, photographers can trust Fotolab No.7 to provide museum-quality prints that stand the test of time.

At its core, Fotolab No.7 celebrates analog and fine-art photography, preserving traditional methods while pushing them forward. By offering both alternative process printing and archival inkjet printing, Packard ensures that photographers have access to a full range of high-quality, personalized services that honor the medium's craftsmanship.

Looking ahead, Fotolab No.7 envisions a thriving community of analog photographers empowered to explore historical and alternative photographic processes. Through excellence, education, and accessibility, the lab aims to become a trusted hub for fine art printing and film development, supporting photographers in their pursuit of creativity and authenticity.

With Fotolab No.7, Packard is getting back to basics—but in the most refined way possible.