. Am I getting smart with you? How would you know?
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On the keyboard of life, always keep one finger on the escape key.
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Seriously now... hope no one is offended by the zingers I found
Cyanotype showed up on my menu for my Nikon Coolpix and the MadSnapper in me said so why not? Of course I had no idea what it would look like, it turns out is is an old process that made things look like a purple/blue back in the days of processing in a dark room.
This is an early process first introduced by John Herschel in 1842. It is still in use today, and is more commonly known as the blue-print process
NOW YOU KNOW!!!
11 comments:
Interesting effect, it does look very similar to cyanotype. I like the blue color it produced.
Love the keyboard of life!
I know nothing.
But now I do, I think.
You are so full of information. LOL
Cyanotype is new to me! I think I'll explore the idea even though I don't have a Coolpix.
Thanks for explaining cyanotype. I really like the examples you showed. (The zingers weren't bad either!).
Loved knowing what the cyanotype procedure is.. I love that 'bluish' look.... Neat!!!!
Love the zingers also... My Reality Check does bounce quite often... ha ha
Hugs,
Betsy
Thank you for the information and the lesson Sandra. And the pictures are pretty cool too.
And I always keep my finger on the escape key! lol
Appreciated the wildlife, zingers and the historical blues info!
great result, i love them all, especially the second one.
betty xx
You have a very educational blog today. I've learned several things :) Most recently I learned that cyanotype is very cool
THAT's fun!!
I REALLY hate the new Blogger dashboard.
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