Explore one of the earliest photographic processes in this fun, hands-on workshop! Learn the history and science behind cyanotype printing, while using sunlight to create striking blue-and-white prints from leaves, flowers, feathers, lace, and other objects. You’ll discover how light, composition, and exposure work together to produce unique photographic artwork. No photography or art experience is required, and each participant will leave with their own one-of-a-kind cyanotype print. All materials are provide.
Organizer
Anabelle Bush is a Florida-based photographer and visual artist inspired by the landscapes, wildlife, and quiet beauty of Old Florida. She began pursuing photography in 2015 and holds a BFA in Graphic Design and an MA in Mass Communication.
With a background in design and visual storytelling, Anabelle brings a thoughtful approach to composition, light, and finding beauty in everyday surroundings. She is excited to share her experience with new photographers and help students build confidence, explore their creativity, and see the world through a more observant lens.
Venue
Attend an class or workshop in our gallery on Mondays or after hours! What better way to be inspired than by making art in such a lovely space?