Cyanotyping is an ancient and fascinating technique for creating photos without a camera. Objects and plants are placed directly on light-sensitive paper, exposed under a UV lamp, and then washed and fixed. The result is beautiful, water-blue fantasy images.
Hamburg-based photographer Kathrin Brunnhofer introduces participants to this ancient art form and lets them work independently.
The workshop is suitable for adults and children aged five and over. It takes place at the festival centre and is translated into German Sign Language.
No registration required. Just drop by!