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September 14, 2025
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Photographic Print with Cyanotype Workshop
Date: 3 August 2024 (Saturday)
Time: 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
Fees: INR 900
Venue: Chhobi O Ghor Art Gallery, 16 Lake Temple Road, Kolkata - 700029
Contact: +91 7595 95 7063
Workshop Overview:
Explore the unique art of cyanotype, a photographic printing process that produces a cyan-blue print. This workshop is perfect for photographers and artists who are interested in combining digital techniques with traditional photographic printing. Participants will learn how to create digital negatives and use them to make stunning cyanotype prints.
Key Features:
•Expert Instruction: Learn from experienced professionals who specialize in the cyanotype process.
•All Materials Provided: We supply all the necessary materials, including chemicals, paper, and equipment for creating digital negatives.
•Hands-On Experience: Participants will create their own cyanotype prints using digital negatives they prepare during the workshop.
What You Will Do:
•Prepare 2 digital negatives suitable for cyanotype printing.
•Apply cyanotype chemicals to paper and expose it under UV light using your digital negatives.
•Develop the exposed paper to reveal beautiful, blue-hued photographic prints.
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