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A Quick Guide That Teaches You Everything That You Need to Know About the Blue Photography Process From A to Z

Cyanotype Toning Using Botanicals to Tone Blueprints Naturally by Annette Golaz PDF | 363.3 MB
English | 285 Pages

Title: Cyanotype Toning; Using Botanicals to Tone Blueprints Naturally
Author: Annette Golaz
Year: 2021

Cyanotype Toning - Using Botanicals to Tone Blueprints Naturally
pdf | 363.13 MB | English | Isbn:‎ B0933MNKLL | Author: Annette Golaz | Year: 2021

English | 2021 | ISBN: 0367553546 | 284 pages | True PDF | 363.13 MB
Cyanotype is the most accessible and frequently used of all the alternative photographic processes. When utilized properly, it has the potential to rival other processes when it comes to detail and tonal range, but its Prussian blue color isn't always suitable for the final photograph. Throughout history, cyanotype prints have been toned not only with various-and at times hazardous-chemicals but also with more natural ingredients like tea and coffee. Since the cyanotype itself is non-toxic,Cyanotype Toningwill champion an innovative process, developed by the author, of toning cyanotypes with natural material. This process, which is easy and reliable, offers a much broader range of possible colors and even beautiful black and whites. Even duotone or tricolor prints can be attained.
The book consists of two parts. Part Oneis a step-by-step how-to section including all the information that a student at any level needs to achieve a successfully toned print. Easy-to-understand background information is provided on how and why the process works so that readers can venture on their own into the world of natural colors. The first part also has a detailed section on all the factors that can influence the outcome, like paper choice, water quality, properties of the plants, temperature of the bath and the duration of the toning. Part Two is devoted to contemporary artists who have explored toning with botanicals and integrated the process into their creative practice.

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Wouldn't it be nice if you could make a cyanotype of a flower or plant without having to kill it? Have you ever wished you could make a cyanotype print of a plant that you weren't allowed to pick? What if you wanted to make multiple prints of the same plant?