Ray B.
10/31/2023
As someone who knows next to nothing about film, I'm glad I found my way to Flats. Recently I had some photos "developed" at Walgreens, which was my first mistake. Weeks went by and I received a...
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2402 Montrose Blvd Apt 2
Houston, TX 77006
FLATS in Houston, TX, is a unique establishment dedicated to providing a space for lens-based artists to create and learn. As the only community darkroom in the city, FLATS offers affordable access to essential tools such as darkroom equipment, computers, Photoshop software, scanners, and cameras.
Catering to a diverse community ranging from 18 to 80 years old, FLATS fosters creativity and education in a collaborative and inclusive setting. The goal is to enhance the space, expand equipment offerings, and introduce free programming for teenagers, including a summer camp, with the support of donations.
By contributing to FLATS, individuals can directly support artists, ensuring they have the necessary resources to nurture their creativity and develop their skills. Together, FLATS and its supporters strive to not only develop film but also to cultivate brighter futures for aspiring artists.
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Bryan V.
8/24/2024
I love Flats! They are the only place in town that I trust to develop my film. They have quick turnaround times and the results always look fantastic. Very reasonable prices as well. Only thing to...
Jordan B.
1/16/2022
My go-to place for film developing/scanning in Houston! Flats has a very straightforward system. Basically they have a 24 hour drop box location. you fill out a form and deposit your film roll...
Jenna B.
3/18/2024
The best and quickest results for film developing! I am able to develop my film at home, but I still make the 1 hr + drive to Flats when I have really special rolls that I need to be handled with...
Daniel Y.
3/24/2022
I've always loved photography and the process it takes to develop, however never had the money to do it. Now that I do, I can honestly say I wouldn't want anyone else developing my film. 24/7 no...
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