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The cyanotype was born in 1842 and is still seen today. The brilliant blue color and natural timelessness of cyanotypes make them a favorite among those who enjoy alternative photography...
Cyanotypes are undoubtedly beautiful in their original shade of deep blue. However, part of the fun of cyanotypes is that, with a few fairly common items, you can dramatically change the effect of...
Cyanotypes can be created from 4x5 negative images. Learn about processing negatives for cyanotypes from a professional photographer in this free photography video.
Any kind of coffee will work to tone your photographs. Learn easy tips for toning photographs in this free black and white photography lesson from a professional photographer.
A cyanotype is a monochromatic photographic print. As its name implies, the print is generated in shades of cyan because of the chemical composition of the cyanotype process components. While...
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