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Before the invention of classic black and white photography, there were a slew of processes in existence. The Cyanotype was discovered in 1842 by Sir John Herschel and was used in the first photography-illustrated books by English Botanist and Photographer, Anna Atkins. This gorgeously vivid process renders rich blue prints and is still wildly popular to this day! In this three-week workshop, learn how to create negatives, coat paper, fabrics and other materials, and how to print using the sun in this fun six-week course designed for anyone who loves printing. You will even learn how to alter the image with a variety of household products to alter the image. No photography experience necessary. No camera required. Materials are included in the course fee. This is a great first-process to start you on your alternative process journey.
*No class on May 11, Mother's Day weekend. Class dates are 05/04, 05/11, and 05/25.
Find this workshop under the WORKSHOPS menu on our website!
Pre-registration is required.
Tuition and Materials: $140
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236 Bolivar St Lexington, KY, United States, Kentucky 40506, 236 Bolivar St, Lexington, KY 40508-2932, United States,Lexington, Kentucky
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