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Sunday 21st November.

Cyanotypes are a 19th century technique. By working with digital skills and this fascinating old process, alternative 21st century photographers are creating images that stretch between the centuries.

This workshop teaches how to create an image using botanical material as the subject matter, printing negatives, hand-coating papers and exposing these to UV to create Cyanotype images. This workshop focusses on predominantly on making negatives and contact printing Cyanotypes. Expect to take home a handful of images on various papers in gorgeous Prussian Blue. This is a studio-based workshop.

£195/head, 4 max, light lunch included.

Kit:

An apron and clothing you don’t mind getting stained.
Sunglasses (for the UV box).

Smart phone or DSLR, tripod if you have

Laptop with Photoshop if you have it

Warm clothes as the studio can get chilly!