Very nice 💙

These made me aware, so I definitely shoot way too little using a prism, while I do like that effect 😁 Especially tricky when using one of these big 'diamond like', then one must be really careful for what actually gets reflected 😉

This is pretty cool! Just thought that I actually never went that path with my experiments and mixing ways to make new layers. I know it's also used to achieve dual or multicolor sort of result. Neat 👍

Great work, both of you, nice light, all superb + kindest regards and appreciations for @rebirthofthebird.bsky.social - you are a true gem 💎

Now, that's a lovely capture 💙. Congrats!

Well, if it's the same kind that you can use to mark 'anything', then true - it's strong stuff (to sniff) 😜

Thats coool. Using uv to 'expose' content twice 👍

My cyanotype mistakes? Like really bad ones? Not really. Some of the most oale and undone ones got second coating and became smth totally different, some still sit in the box somewhere, to be re-purposed. Quite often they are not bad, just Im not happy with the result while prints are fine.

It's always worth making some mistakes, especially in cyanotypes 👍

Glad to hear so. 'Proper' and toned cyanotypes are my thing since I guess 2016-ish. Shortly after I found out about the wet process and since I'm more on the experimental side of photography than picture perfect, in general - I found it more fun and crazy. Yet, I just love them all 💙

Thanks. There are just a few of my model friends that take part in the core of the project. Yet, there are also some participants of sessions I made years back, that also get interested in repeating their photos after 10 or 15 years (wow!) Sooo, looking forward to collecting all these shots 😁

Very nice effect. Did you actually freeze it during exposure or is it more like a frozen glass on top that gave this pattern?