Übersetzung für "Cyanotype" in Deutsch

Kallitype images generally have a richer tonal range than the cyanotype.

Similar to classic photography, cyanotype is an exposure technique with typical cyan-blue tones.

Catalogs were hand-written and printed in cyanotype.

Edward Chapon is a photographer who works with alternative photo print processes like Cyanotype and Bicromate printing.

Between 1988 and 1989 Birgit JÃ1?4rgenssen worked intensively with cyanotype, also known as blueprint, an old photographic printing process that uses the cyan-blue color tones that give it its name, and which was being used in photography as early as 1842 by the botanist Anna Atkins.

The cyanotype is one of the oldest contact printing techniques, whose blue tint, from the use of ferric salts, and blurriness create an almost dreamy alienation effect.

The photographic technique of cyanotype was invented in the mid-nineteenth century and used during the course of the industrial revolution for making blueprints and contact prints.

It is designed to meet the highest quality requirements for platinum printing and any other non-traditional photographic printing processes like Palladium, Van Dyke, Cyanotype and Salt Prints.

The starting point of Romana Schiller's pictures is digital photographs of Salzburg's historic district, which were exposed using cyanotype.

In the early 1970s, Barbara Kasten began experimenting with photochemical reactions and photograms, on which she painted with chemical colours from cyanotype.

This year, (rediscovered) techniques range from cyanotype printing, to yellow road mark painting and copper bowl hammering.

Between 1988 and 1989 Birgit Jürgenssen worked intensively with cyanotype, also known as blueprint, an old photographic printing process that uses the cyan-blue color tones that give it its name, and which was being used in photography as early as 1842 by the botanist Anna Atkins.

The billboards in this case are defined as originals that employ the photographic process of cyanotype printing.

The connection of photographs with the cyanotype points to the old dispute between photography and painting, which is reified through what appears to be the painted application of the liquid and the, nevertheless, detailed depiction of the Salzburg Cathedral.

Mittelstaedt visually translates Schwichtenberg’s testimonials by printing selected passages onto flowing banners of fabric using the alternative photographic process of the cyanotype.

Did you notice the cyanotypes on the walls?

In her cyanotypes, she lets light fall on industrial remains.

This experiment is included into "Cyanotyping" kit along with "Prussian blue".

This experiment is included into "Cyanotyping" kit along with "Blue print".

The Kit comes with EVERYTHING needed to make Cyanotypes.

In the cyanotypes the subject does not appear sharply contoured, but instead white, two-dimensional silhouettes appear against the blue background, with which Jürgenssen applies her variation to the traditional presentations of a portrait.

In Cyanotypes the motif is not sharply contoured, yet a bright stroke contrasts distinctly with the dark blue background - in exquisite lightness.

The photographs shot through the icy windows develop them as cyanotypes in which the motifs in the velvety blue blur.

Out of this selected material he has developed cyanotypes, which are produced in a photographic process by means of chemical reaction.

The performance, cyanotypes (iron blue prints) and objects also take up references to the complex cultural-historical references of the color blue, with which religiousness, traditionality and homeland ties are linked in Central Europe.