Impressions on Print: A Cyanotype Workshop with Cassandra Granados

Discover one of photography’s earliest and most beautiful printing processes in this hands-on cyanotype workshop led by New York City photographer Cassandra Granados.

Using UV light, chemistry, and found materials, you’ll create your own striking blue prints while learning the foundations of cyanotype printing. Whether you’re new to alternative processes or looking to expand your creative practice, this workshop offers an approachable introduction to a timeless photographic technique.

Participants will explore the history of cyanotypes, learn how to prepare and expose prints, and experiment with natural objects, negatives, and transparencies to create unique, one-of-a-kind images.

All experience levels are welcome.

What You’ll Learn

• The history and fundamentals of cyanotype printing
• How to coat, expose, and develop cyanotype prints
• Tips for creating compelling compositions with found objects and photographic negatives
• Creative techniques for experimenting with alternative photographic processes

What’s Included

• All materials and chemistry
• Hands-on instruction
• Multiple cyanotype prints to take home

Cassandra Granados, a New York City–based photographer whose work is rooted in storytelling and observation. Drawn to street photography, she documents the city’s constant transformation while reflecting her own. Photography has been a lifelong form of expression, allowing to communicate through moments rather than words. Her images invite viewers to pause, reflect, and find beauty in the everyday, capturing the evolving relationship between place, memory, and self.