Darkroom supplies are essential tools and materials used in traditional photography for developing and printing photographs. Key items include film developing tanks, chemicals like developer, stop bath, and fixer, as well as darkroom trays for processing prints. A safe light is also necessary to prevent exposure to light-sensitive materials. In addition to chemicals and trays, photographers often use enlargers to project images onto photographic paper. Other supplies include thermometers for monitoring chemical temperatures, safety goggles, and aprons to protect against spills. These supplies enable photographers to create images in a controlled environment, preserving the integrity of their work.