Many people arrive at their first cyanotype workshop with the same question: “What will I actually make?” The answer is often: more than you expect. Cyanotype is a wonderfully open-ended process. While it has a simple foundation – coating a surface, exposing it to sunlight and washing the print – the creative possibilities are endless.…

Slowing down is exactly what we need in the age of AI We live surrounded by images. Every day, we take photographs, scroll through thousands of photographs created by others and move quickly between moments captured on screens. Photography has become instant, effortless and almost limitless. Yet sometimes, the most meaningful images are the ones…

Cyanotype: from scientific discovery to contemporary art When we think about photography, we often imagine cameras, lenses and photographs captured in an instant. But some of the most fascinating photographic processes began long before digital technology – when scientists and artists were experimenting with chemistry, light and the possibilities of creating images by hand. Cyanotype…

Cyanotype Photography  – why is it so captivating Photography is often associated with capturing a moment — freezing time with a camera and preserving a glimpse of the world as we see it. Cyanotype offers a different way of thinking about photography. Instead of looking through a viewfinder, we work directly with materials. Instead of…