Alternative photography has become increasingly popular over recent years, both in art galleries and on social media platforms. The traditional cyanotype print is known for its beautiful Prussian blue tones and is admired for its eye-catching qualities. However, cyanotypes don’t always have to be blue and can be manipulated by a simple yet engaging step that transforms them into sepia-toned images reminiscent of early photography.
This is done by using natural tannins as the toner, which not only adds variety to the prints but also allows you to explore the possibilities of what can be done with this art form. Tannin is a remarkable organic chemical
