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ome subjects are especially amenable to infrared photography, and the mysterious stone concretions of Kansas fall into this category. Although I had two cameras in play, and took an approximate equal number of exposures with each, the IR renderings much better illustrated the sense of place. Working with these images over the last month, their translation into cyanotype prints is now documented here:
http://www.wilsonhurst.com/mfa/sw/07%20Cyanotype/cy.htm
“The world is blue at its edges and in its depths. This blue is the light that got lost - the blue of distance.” - Rebecca Solnit
