Cyanotype art

Cyjanotypia: 1844 r. Autor: Anna Atkins

The lush blue of cyanotypes will be familiar to experimental photographers. To step up and challenge our printing game, today we look at a simple yet rewarding technique, wet cyanotype, as well as a color tinting with organic substances.

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Cyanotypes, commonly known as “sun prints”, are a very fun and immediate form of basic photography. A brief description of the process: A piece of paper is treated with a photo sensitive solu…

Distorted Body After much exploration into different ways of distorting the human figure, I decided to simply stick to the use and movability of the body itself. With a slow shutter speed and simp…

Did you know that Cyanotype prints don't always have to be blue? They can be toned and even bleached to alter their colour. The key is to use anything with a high tannin content. Tannins are commonly found in the bark of trees, leaves, buds, stems, fruits, seeds, roots, and plant galls. For this process, you could use

Analog Forever Magazine is pleased to showcase 81 images in this month’s online exhibition, entitled “A Certain Kind of Blue,” curated by photographic artist and Assistant Professor in Photography at the University of Tampa, Jaime Aelavanthara!