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TWO EXAMPLES OF HISTORICALLY COMMON APPLICATIONS

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TWO EXAMPLES OF HISTORICALLY COMMON APPLICATIONS

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Date of image - n/a

Title - Bamboo Curtain

Explanation of photo - The photo was posted on a website teaching others how to do cyanotypes on prints. This was a piece of art someone posted after their process.

Brief explanation of why the cyanotype process was used - The cyanotype process is used for fabric because it allows the artist to draw a shape and not having to worry about the dye bleeding outside of the outlines.

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Date of image - 1891

Title - Cyanotype of Mississippi River 

Explanation of photo - These cyanotype photographs were used to capture the Mississippi as it was transformed from an untamed natural wonder to a modern commercial highway.

Brief explanation of why the cyanotype process was used - Was used to make certain pieces more mysterious and  a particularly fascinating time of unprecedented environmental and social change.

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TWO EXAMPLES CONTEMPORARY CYANOTYPE PHOTOGRAPHY

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TWO EXAMPLES CONTEMPORARY CYANOTYPE PHOTOGRAPHY

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John Metoyer, Cyanotype Proof of ‘’Sir John Herschel’s Dream”

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John Metoyer, Cyanotype Proof of ‘’Sir John Herschel’s Dream”

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Date of image - 2004

Explanation of photo -  Metoyer strives to merge photography techniques, tools, and processes from different time periods to create “strange, deeply moving, often terrifying, yet beautiful photographs [that] come from a unique, magically real world of his own making, a world that can both comfort and disturb.”

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Date of image - 2016

Explanation of photo - She was creatively inspired by combining the British invention of the blue sun with the Buddhist mandala creation. She combined Chinese and Western culture in this cyanotype.

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“Cyanotypes – Photography without Cameras.” John Tyler Community College Library Blog, jtcc.edu/library-blog/cyanotypes-photographs-without-cameras/.
Gampat, Chris. “Alternative Processes: Cyanotypes, with John Metoyer.” B&H Explora, B&H Photo Video, 22 Sept. 2014, www.bhphotovideo.com/explora/content/alternative-processes-cyanotypes-john-metoyer.
Voon, Claire. “Photography's Blue Period Gets Its First Major Show in the US.” Hyperallergic, 26 Feb. 2016, hyperallergic.com/272915/photographys-blue-period-gets-its-first-major-show-in-the-us/.