Anthotype diy

Alternative Photography: Anthotype & Cyanotype: Anthotypes and cyanotypes are both ways of printing an image onto a piece of paper using light. Objects or a negative are used to block light from hitting certain areas of a piece of paper coated with a light-sensitive chemical. The light causes a c…

Hello, Print Friend on Instagram: "PRINTING ONLY WITH NATURAL ELEMENTS: ANTHOTYPES ☘️ by @giuliaballarin.art An anthotype is an image created using photosensitive material from plants. This process was originally invented by Mary Somerville who presented her research to Sir John Herschel (who is often misquoted as the inventor) in 1842. An emulsion is made from crushed flower petals or any other light-sensitive plant, fruit or vegetable. The process originated around the same time as…

Looking for a weekend project? Try you hand at creating an anthotype, or an image created using photosensitive material from plants. Grind up some plant

I started experimenting with cyanotype several years ago as I wanted to be able to produce prints of my photography at home. I started out using digital negatives but soon I was working with botani…

I’m currently exploring the historic anthotype process, invented by Sir John Herschel in 1842. It is an entirely natural process, using photosensitive liquid extracted from plant matter. The …

Kelly | Grown by Thorns on Instagram: "An anthotype makes a print by turning the areas exposed to the sun lighter - using rubbing alcohol, turmeric, and borax I made these anthotypes with flowers I pressed and collected on hikes earlier this spring 🌸 the hike was on private property and these flowers were collected as herbarium specimen. I reuse what was collected as specimen for projects like this. this is not an encouragement to pick a bunch of wildflowers. #anthotype #sunprint…

These are all unexposed dye test swatches, kept to document the original colors produced by various natural pigments. If you're interested in further information on my alternative process experiments, check out my blog: <a href="http://artbadger.blogspot.com" rel="noreferrer nofollow">artbadger.blogspot.com</a>

The only book on the Anthotype photographic process? Learn to make prints using plants - an environmentally safe process. Comprehesive guide.

We recently had the opportunity to chat with founder and editor of AlternativePhotography.com, Malin Fabbri, and we are pleased to now share it with you! Our goal was to better understand the inner workings of the Alternative Photography community and its formation, as well as get a sneak peek into the life of its founder. Malin was generous in sharing her knowledge, wisdom and history and we are grateful for it, as we're certain you will be also!