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advantage of the ease of
making multiples of
cyanotypes for the
publication Henri Le Secq's
cyanotypes,
which he made
after he gave up
photography after...
- May 26, 2020.
Retrieved February 7, 2024. "This Is Beauty, Girls: Nine
Cyanotypes by Jo Andres". Flavorpill.
October 20, 2009.
Archived from the original...
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presentation albums of
cyanotype photograms:
Cyanotypes of
British and
Foreign Ferns (1853), now in the J. Paul
Getty Museum;
Cyanotypes of
British and Foreign...
- his
refined cyanotypes reflect this concern. His
cyanotypes were
exposed with
large gl****
plates and
printed on the
finest French cyanotype paper, each...
- Riepenhoff's new book
collects cyanotypes made by ice - 1854 Photography".
British Journal of Photography.
Retrieved 2023-03-14. "'
Cyanotypes: Photography's Blue...
- "writing"—to
emphasize that
unlike reproduction techniques then in use such as
cyanotype, the
process of
xerography used no
liquid chemicals.
Xerography was invented...
- or
purple image by
converting silver into more
stable silver selenide.
Cyanotypes use iron
salts rather than
silver salts,
producing blue images. Most modern...
- ISBN 0520214943,
pages 239–240 Gary Fabbri,
Malin Fabbri Blueprint to
Cyanotypes –
Exploring a
Historical Alternative Photographic Process Lulu.com, 2006...
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printing techniques which use
sunlight as a
developing or
fixative agent.
Cyanotype, also
referred to as "blueprinting", is the
oldest non-silver photographic...
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special applications where minutes-long
exposure times were tolerable.
Cyanotype is a
photographic printing process that
produces a cyan-blue print. Engineers...
