Cyanotype, Albumen & Historic Custom Prints

A misty, atmospheric landscape rendered as a cyanotype print. By adjusting the chemistry, I can achieve a wide range of blue tones, from soft and hazy to deep and dramatic.

A solitary figure in a field, captured in the rich blue of a cyanotype. This process, also known as sun printing, gives images a timeless, almost dreamlike quality.

This is an albumen print, a 19th-century process that uses egg whites to bind silver salts to paper. The result is a print with incredible detail and a unique, subtle sheen.

Holding a freshly made albumen print. You can see the warm tones and glossy surface that distinguish this historical process, which is perfect for detailed landscapes and architectural studies.

A finished albumen print diptych, showcasing the rich sepia tones and fine detail that can be achieved. This process is ideal for creating narrative work with a nostalgic feel.

A creative experiment combining a cyanotype print with a traditional Indian inland letter. This piece blends historical processes with personal communication, creating a unique piece of mail art.

A beautiful example of a cyanotype photogram, created by placing leaves and flowers directly onto sensitized paper and exposing it to light. It's a simple, magical process we often teach in workshops.

A framed abstract cyanotype, showcasing the beautiful textures and deep blues of the process. These prints make for stunning, one-of-a-kind pieces of wall art.

This framed cyanotype print of a figure in a landscape is ready to be displayed. I work with local framers to provide archival framing solutions for your commissioned artwork.