Learn how to create prints using the power of the sun!

Objects are arranged onto paper that is sensitive to UV light. The arrangement is then exposed to the sun and washed in water to fix. Children will walk away with a handful of striking blue & white silhouette prints. There will be kits available to purchase at the end of the workshop to continue exploring this interesting print technique at home.

What is a cyanotype?

Cyanotype printing is one of the earliest forms of photography, discovered in 1842. Cyanotype printing is a camera-less technique using UV sensitive chemistry and UV rays from the sun. 

Who is running the workshop?

Emily Rose Parris is a photographer & Arts educator visiting from Kent.

All materials are provided, but feel free to bring small plants or objects you’d like to experiment printing with.

No previous experience is needed.

Best suited to those age 7+ and parents must stay and attend with their children

This workshop will be taking place at the Lifford Hall in Broadway.

Tickets £15  (15 places – there is an earlier workshop at 10:30am)

Tickets go on sale through the website at 10am on 17th March.

You can become a Benefactor for as little as £60 to qualify for Priority Booking and support our Outreach Projects in doing so, applications are now open.

Photographer Emily Rose Parris