Alternative Process,
Film & Digital Photographer
The Shop
Inspired by nature, the shop features uniquely curated photographs from original cyanotypes to 35mm prints and more.
Cyanotypes are photographic process that produces a "blue print" when you combine potassium ferricyanide and ferric ammonium citrate with water in equal parts. This emulsion is then applied to a water absorbent surface (paper or fabric). Once the surface is dry, it can be exposed by the sun or by a UV light.
Cyanotypes
are Sun Prints
The process was discovered by the scientist and astronomer Sir John Herschel in 1842.
There is just something about 35mm film. You just can’t put a filter on this. It feels real. The grain, and all of the elements that sometimes lead to happy accidents make it all worth while.
35mm Film
I love experimenting with all different kinds of 35mm film from the HP Black & White, CineStill, Revelog Kolor and Dubble Film Jelly. The possibilites are endless here.
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