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Developing my own photos

2018-08-06

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In this video, I'll be using the ferric ammonium citrate that I made to make "blueprints" of my own digital photos. Then, at the end, I'll try toning them with tea and coffee to change the color.

This process is called cyanotype or "blueprinting"

This video is the last in a series of 3:

•Part 1 - Making Prussian Blue - /youtube/video/BtnCynfmBnc

•Part 2 - Making my own blueprint - /youtube/video/0e8CMbHfLxM

Recipe source: http://pinhole.stanford.edu/cyano.htm

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