This triptych displays the three processes required to turn a photo into a cyanotype: the original photo, the negative, and the cyanotype print . | Credit: Future / Mike Harris When it comes to ...

The cyanotype process is one of the earliest photographic techniques, yet it remains popular thanks to the simplicity of the process and the rich-blue prints that emerge. Paper is coated with the ...

Cyanotype is an alternative process that was invented in 1842 by John Herschel. The photographs, which appear like ‘blue prints’ have continued hold the interest of photographers over the decades ...

Dr. Gunjan Shrivastava, a Professional Artist, Educator, Art Critic and Co-founder of You Lead India Foundation. Have you ever wondered from where the term blueprints got its name? Would you believe ...

A series of free, creative workshops in two mountain villages is coming up this summer, connecting an old photographic ...

The distinctive white-on-Prussian blue images, created using a simple mix of chemicals and UV light, are drawing analogue photography enthusiasts and art lovers. Part of the appeal lies in how they ...

Tucked away on the backside of a building on Redwood Avenue, Shane Powers has created a novel and beautiful way for people to make and share memories. The Cyan Art Studio opened following Power’s move ...

The exhibit named “Blues” is also hanging works by five other pioneering artists from the United States, Belgium, Japan, Sweden and the United Kingdom who each explore in their original and ...