Cyanotype: The Magic of Photography

Explore one of the oldest and most environmentally friendly forms of photography. Learn about the history, science and process of cyanotype and how the architects, scientists, photographers and artists have used it over the years. Experiment and create a series of your own dynamic and exciting cyanotypes.

Participants will have the opportunity to explore the creative process of making cyanotypes. They will experiment with a range of materials and imagery provided, including negatives, maps, text & poetry linked to St.Ives. They will also be able to experiment with a selection of natural and man made found objects. Each participant will take away a series of interesting and unique Cyanotypes inspired by nature, locality and the environment.

Groups of up to 20 (maximum). Workshop lasts 2 hours. Excellent for GCSE & A-Level Art, Photography or Environmental Studies.

£18/student includes all materials

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