New Cyanotypes Continued


Part 2

What may you ask, is a Cyanotype?

Well put simply they are images developed by the sun. If you want to know more about the process see New Cyanotypes (part 1)

On the left image I have laid out the flowers/leaves on the paper after the chemicals have dried. The middle image is out in the sunshine and the final image is after it has been rinsed and is the final Cyanotype!

More images of my Cyanotypes …

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7 thoughts on “New Cyanotypes Continued

  1. That looks beautiful 👍 I‘m currently experimenting with cyanotype on fabric and plan to do a post soo. It‘s an exciting technique 😊

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