This “photographic garden” workshop focuses on the use of plants as the main ingredients for photosensitive film processing, replacing most of the conventional toxic chemistry with biodegradable or low toxic alternatives. This workshop will introduce recipes for processing negative and reversal black and white film, which normally implies the use of highly toxic, carcinogenic and mutagenic chemistry. Using ingredients from the “photographic garden” other aesthetic possibilities, like tinting and staining, will be explored. The final product is less precise than chemically processed film but opens up new tools and possibilites for making analogue images.