Cyanotype, which is covered in 『Process Blue』, was pushed out of the commercial photography market after the mid-20th century, but was rediscovered by photographers exploring new expressions.
Today, it has established itself as a medium for experimenting with the materiality and creativity of photography through various attempts combined with digital negatives.
In particular, it is economical and has a simple production process compared to other classic printing techniques, so it is widely used as an introductory course to classic printing techniques.
This book systematically organizes the history and principles of cyanotype and guides readers through detailed step-by-step practical procedures to help them create high-quality images.