Cuckney Church Cyanotype from Acetate Negative — · Lomography

Cuckney Church Cyanotype from Acetate Negative

Cyanotype from acetate negative of one of my favourite half frame photos. Cuckney, Church, Nottinghamshire, UK. Taken with a Chaika 2 camera and transferred to acetate. Twice coated watercolour paper exposed for 11 minutes under self made UV light.

Photographer:: roaringtree
Uploaded:: 2024-03-20
Tags:: cyanotype from acetate negative
Camera:: Chaika 2
Film:: cyanotype paper negative
Lens:: Industar 69 2,8/28
Country/region:: United Kingdom
Albums:: Cyanotypes from mixed negatives and my journey to understand the process!

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3 Comments

leisuresuit · 2024-03-25 09:55
Wow!
leisuresuit · 2024-03-25 10:24
Are You using a laser printer to print the acetate? That's what I use
roaringtree · 2024-03-25 18:08
@leisuresuit Thank you very much! I pay for laser prints for the acetates. I did not notice a difference between inkjet or laser prints though some people say inkjet is better :-)

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