Cyanotype Workshop
Description
Experiment with cameraless photography and learn how to create Cyanotypes!
Cyanotypes, also known as blueprints, are one of the oldest forms of photography, used by artists, botanists and architects since its discovery in 1842. Famously, Anna Atkins produced what is known as the first photographic illustrated book, Photographs of British Algae: Cyanotype Impressions, in 1843.
This workshop will include creating a light-sensitive solution and time to explore the process of creating unique Cyanotypes.
Your host is Angela Cornish. Member of the art collective Spontaneous Assembly and experienced alternative process photographer.
Location: Spontaneous Assembly
Suitable for all experience levels
Ages 12+ (if buying for children, they must be accompanied by an adult).
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