Cyanotypes are a photographic printing process that use a mixture of potassium ferricyanide and ferric ammonium to create a cyan-colored print. The cyanotypes in this series feature an image I took of Vinales Valley, Cuba when I traveled there in 2016. I created a digital negative, hand-coated the paper, and exposed these images under UV lighting in the darkroom. The cyanotypes below were then toned with different chemicals for varying amounts of time to alter the color of the final image and paper.
Vinales Valley | Cyanotype Toning Experiments
By Carol|2021-10-26T18:30:04-06:00March 24th, 2019|Categories: Cyanotypes, Grad School|Tags: alt process|0 Comments
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