JeniHarney

Photography film and alternative photographic processes

Stalybridge, England

Jeni Harney

Announcement Welcome to my shop!

I create cyanotype and traditional darkroom prints from my own photographs, both digital and film. I also make wet cyanotype botanical prints from flowers I grow, and wildflowers found locally.

My traditional darkroom prints are made in a small room at my home which I have converted into a darkroom. I use a resin coated paper and tone all my prints to make them archival, unless stated in the description. I use a number of different cameras, from a simple 35mm SLR, to a large folding camera that uses 5”x4” sheet film.

Cyanotype is a photographic process developed by Sir John Herschel in 1842, not long after photography had been invented. It was intended as a means of reproducing notes and diagrams – the blueprint. From its invention however, it has also been used as a photographic technique. I create both blue and toned cyanotype prints.

My digital photographs are printed on a high-quality large format printer, on archival matte or semi-gloss paper. The type of paper used will be mentioned in the product description.

I try to size all my work to fit standard frame sizes, so it’s ready to display in your home. The size is always stated in the product description.

Announcement

Last updated on 04 Jun, 2020

Welcome to my shop!

I create cyanotype and traditional darkroom prints from my own photographs, both digital and film. I also make wet cyanotype botanical prints from flowers I grow, and wildflowers found locally.

My traditional darkroom prints are made in a small room at my home which I have converted into a darkroom. I use a resin coated paper and tone all my prints to make them archival, unless stated in the description. I use a number of different cameras, from a simple 35mm SLR, to a large folding camera that uses 5”x4” sheet film.

Cyanotype is a photographic process developed by Sir John Herschel in 1842, not long after photography had been invented. It was intended as a means of reproducing notes and diagrams – the blueprint. From its invention however, it has also been used as a photographic technique. I create both blue and toned cyanotype prints.

My digital photographs are printed on a high-quality large format printer, on archival matte or semi-gloss paper. The type of paper used will be mentioned in the product description.

I try to size all my work to fit standard frame sizes, so it’s ready to display in your home. The size is always stated in the product description.