Logee Photography

It’s your last chance to sign up for the Creative Photography Park Walk with me and !

Take your pick of a Wednesday evening session or bright and early on Saturday morning. We’ll spend two hours in the scenic Dale Hodges Park, brushing up on the fundamentals of what makes a great photograph.

This interactive and immersive lesson will build through concepts of composition, framing, lighting and angles to level up your own creative photography skills. We’ll finish the session up with a tutorial on editing your photos for maximum impact.

Want to join us? Send me a DM! The registration closes at 5:30pm on Wednesday and 9am on Saturday.

So, to make a cyanotype, you need to expose your print to light. While the process generally uses sunlight, it’s the UV light in sunlight that does the thing. But the film photographer in me seeks more precision and control over the exposure. Instead of using the sun and its whims, I went and bought a standard UV lamp that’s fun for all sorts of things, but works great to expose cyanotype prints.

Using the lamp and a box I bought from IKEA, it’s a quick cutout to make a spot at the top for the lamp to sit in while the exposure is going. To make the box a bit more uniform inside for exposures, I’ve lined it with your standard HVAC aluminum tape (not duct tape!). SHINY ✨

Now that I have this setup, it’s just a matter of painting watercolour paper with the cyanotype chemistry when I feel like making a print. I’ll show you some results next time!