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Sue Searle

Cyanotypes and Digital Photography

Golden Sea
Digital Photograph 20 by 20in
I have this already framed in a golden frame at £300, or can sell a print. (POA)

P.O.A.

Daisies
Photograph of Cyanotype with extra daisies

P.O.A.

Sun on Sea
Digital Photograph

P.O.A.

Magnolia Petal Skeletons
Photograph of Cyanotype with extra petal

P.O.A.

Sunrise reflections
Digital Photograph

P.O.A.

Allium Cyanotype 2
Photograph of a Cyanotype

P.O.A.

Through the Window
Digital Photograph

P.O.A.

Seaweed Cyanotype
Cyanotype on Paper 53 by 43cm
Original Cyanotype, mounted and framed with a white frame.

£120

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Cyanotype Mixed Leaves Scarf
Cyanotype on Cotton 150cm by 90cm
(Limited edition of 1)

£50

Fern Scarf
Cyanotype on Cotton 150cm by 90cm
(Limited edition of 1)
Cotton cyanotype scarves can be handwashed in gentle wool wash liquid.

£50

Assorted leaves scarf
Cyanotype on Silk 150cm by 90cm
(Limited edition of 1)
Cyanotype silk scarves can be handwashed in a gentle wool wash..

£50

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Fern and Montbretia Scarf
Cyanotype on Cotton 150cm by 90cm
(Limited edition of 1)
Cyanotype scarves can be washed in a gentle wool hand wash.

£50

Beech Leaves
Photograph of a Cyanotype with gold paint

P.O.A.

Mousehole Reflections
Digital Photograph

P.O.A.

Allium Cyanotype
Photograph of a Cyanotype

P.O.A.

Boat Reflections
Digital Photograph

P.O.A.

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Blue and Gold

My favourite colours!

I use both old and new techniques in my photography, from cyanotypes printed in the UV light from the sun to the use of a digital camera and computer.

Studio 166

lamorna vean
lamorna
penzance
TR19 6NY

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Studio information

Turn right off the road and then left to park in our drive.

One step up into the studio and another to access the toilet.

On-site parking
Toilet facilities
Family friendly

Further information

The cyanotype process was invented in the 1840s before the camera was invented. The chemicals are painted onto watercolour paper or fabric. If for example a leaf is placed on top and it is left in the sun, the leaf stays white and the rest goes blue. This is the origin of the word 'blueprint'.

I use mainly plant material for my cyanotypes, but have experimented with digital negatives as well. I experiment with adding turmeric, soap bubbles or paint amongst other things introduces some colour and texture.