Ferns

Peter Rukavina

Learning about cyanotype is learning about shadows and light, which is not one of my strong suits, so sometimes things I think are going to make an awesome print end up being an amorphous blob.

And then there are ferns. 

I honestly didn’t think I’d derive any pleasure from making prints of things from the natural world, but, boy oh boy, are ferns amazing. 

Ferns in the garden.
Ferns on cyanotype paper under glass.
Exposed cyanotype paper with fern print.
Cyanotype fern print one.
Cyanotype fern print two.

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