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FROM LIGHT TO BLUE
After applying the light-sensitive solution, the paper is exposed to sunlight or UV light. It is then washed with water, and the characteristic blue image slowly appears.
No two prints are exactly the same. Light, time, materials and a little bit of chance all contribute to surprising results.
That is exactly what makes cyanotype so special.
SMALL-SCALE & PERSONAL
The workshop is suitable for beginners as well as photographers and artists who want to explore this fascinating technique.
With a maximum of 5 participants, there is plenty of room for personal guidance, questions and experimentation.
You will go home with your own handmade cyanoprints and the knowledge to continue experimenting at home.
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
Duration
3 hours
Price
€75 per person
Includes
All materials and VAT
Group size
Maximum 5 participants
Experience
No experience necessary
UPCOMING WORKSHOPS
The next cyanotype workshops in Rotterdam are scheduled for:
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The workshop lasts approximately 3 hours and is limited to a maximum of 5 participants. All materials are included.
€75 per person
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Contact us to reserve your place.
Your registration is confirmed once payment has been received.
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Henk Pasman
Cyanotype Workshop Rotterdam
From Light to Blue
Discover an age-old photographic technique where light, nature and experimentation come together.
During this small-scale workshop, you will create your own cyanoprints using natural materials or your own photographs. A fascinating process where every print is unique.
3 hours · €75 including materials & VAT · maximum 5 participants
WHAT IS CYANOTYPE?
Cyanotype is a unique photographic printing process that has been around for more than 170 years. Using light, water and a light-sensitive solution, you create the characteristic deep-blue images.
The technique was developed in 1842 by Sir John Herschel and was originally used for technical drawings and blueprints. Later, artists and photographers discovered its unique creative possibilities. Botanist Anna Atkins was one of the best-known pioneers of the technique.Anna Atkins was een van de bekendste pioniers van deze techniek.
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