Cyanotype photography involves coating paper with a special solution and drying it in the dark. An object is then placed on the paper and exposed to the sun or other UV light to develop. When ready, the paper is rinsed with water to stop the development process. It will turn blue where the light hit the paper but remain white in areas that were blocked out. 

Wet cyanotypes use the same process but the coated paper has moisture and texture making items added before exposure.

Read more about making cyanotypes.

Cyanotypes
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