My photography style never strayed from the digital medium and Photoshop heavy manipulation that I was used to since I learned to piece photos together in 2011. I was introduced briefly to alternative process methods in high school but I never found them interesting enough to explore more fully. Fall semester of my senior year one of our assignments was to work with cyanotypes. For the next year I experimented and fumbled through multiple ways of presenting cyanotypes and with different mediums. The photos below show the process of my final body of work for UNC-Asheville.

I tried to print some of the images on linen but the results didn't have enough color variety. (Framed with embroidery hoops)

Exposing on the Owen Hall Painting Porch. (Had to use rocks to hold down the glass so the negative and the paper would be close enough together to make a sharp image)

Each print took between 20-70 minutes to become fully exposed depending on the weather- so I had to watch them and pull them out of the sun once I noticed the colors were right. I got a little bored out there.
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