Prepare
Understand coated material, handling and what must remain protected before exposure.
Learn a camera-less photographic process using coated material, objects or transparencies, exposure and water.

Cyanotype sits between photography, drawing, collage and material experiment. The image is composed physically, exposed with ultraviolet light and developed in water, producing the process’s characteristic blue.
This guide prepares you for the session. The live product page remains the source for current booking options, availability, inclusions and price.
Understand coated material, handling and what must remain protected before exposure.
Arrange objects, plants, textures or a photographic transparency.
Use sunlight or another suitable UV source and judge exposure conditions.
Reveal the image in water and watch the blue deepen as the print finishes.
Use the live workshop product for the currently available formats. Private workshops without a fixed date are scheduled with you after purchase.
Group size changes teaching time, materials, equipment and capacity. Tell us the participant count, preferred date, language and desired outcome for a tailored quotation.
No. Cyanotypes can be made with physical objects or prepared transparencies.
Yes. UV conditions change, so exposure is judged in relation to the day and the material.
The selected workshop product explains current preparation requirements. Contact us early if a digital negative must be prepared.
Yes. It can scale well when the materials, work surfaces, timing and desired finished objects are planned in advance.