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 Looking at composition:


For the placement and composition of each image I wanted to make sure that there weren't too many repeating images within each wall hanging. Due to the amount of acetates that I had I knew that there would be some, which I didn't mind but I needed to ensure that it wasn't overwhelming. To do this I took photos of each row of cyanotypes when I put them out in the sun to develop and was able to look back at this to figure out the next row of images. I found this to be a good system, it allowed me to be efficient and accurate with my decision making and save time while I was at it.

I would leave each cyanotype out for about 30 to 40 minuets to make sure that they had good exposure and that the images would be clear and detailed. 





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