| Comment | Sorry to burst your bubble here - but your comment is actually totally incorrect. If you were actually interested (And I suspect you're not), I coated some watercolour paper in a light sensitive mixture of Potassium ferricyanide and Ferric ammonium citrate and dried it on top of my hot water tank. I then created a digital negative by printing an original image of my own onto OHP transparency film in B&W. I put the negative on top of the paper in my Cyanotype frame, laid a sheet of clear glass on it and then put it out in the sunshine for 15 minutes. I then brought it back in, took out the paper and washed off the chemical residue. I was left with this unedited image. I think you'll find that that is actually (by any definition you care to make) a very real Cyanotype.
PS - The moon landings were real and the earth is a sphere too... |
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