As part of their Fine Art Photography course with Teacher and professional Printmaker, Sinead Wall, the Art Level 6 students had the opportunity to create images using a traditional nineteenth century cyanotype process. This process was one of the earliest chemical processes used in the development of photography during the 1840’s. The students prepared paper by coating it with the light sensitive chemicals in a darkened room. They created photograms by placing leaves and objects straight onto the paper and brought them…
