Alternative Process Photography - Cyanotypes! with Bonnie Bond

Before the invention of classic black and white photography, there were a slew of processes in existence. The Cyanotype was discovered in 1842 by Sir John Herschel and was used in the first photography-illustrated books by English Botanist and Photographer, Anna Atkins. This gorgeously vivid process renders rich blue prints and is still wildly popular to this day! Learn how to create negatives, coat paper, fabrics and other materials, and how to print using the sun in this fun six-week course designed for anyone who loves printing. No photography experience necessary. No camera required.

Pre-registration is required. Must be 18 or older to register.

Tuition: $180
Materials Fee: $20

You may also like the following events from Fine Arts Institute at the University of Kentucky:

• This Wednesday, 2nd July, 06:00 pm, Floor Loom Weaving with Morgan Shipps in Lexington
• Next Tuesday, 8th July, 06:00 pm, Beginning Watercolor Summer 2 with Jason Sturgill in Lexington
• Next Wednesday, 9th July, 06:00 pm, Mixed Media Summer 2 with Jason Sturgill in Lexington

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