The application style of solar printing technique from the artistic perspective in the art of photography
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Abstract (EN)
Camera Obscura creates the basis of today's cameras. Many scientists have benefited from Camera Obscura in their experiments and painters were not indifferent to it and used it in their work. In order to fix the image formed on the Camera Obscura to a surface, chemical processes called solar pressure techniques have been introduced. The relationship between painting and photography came to this day with this process. In this study, we have examined how the old photographic printing techniques can be approached with pictorial approach and studied Cyanotype, Vandyke prints which are Pinhole and solar printing techniques. Photopenture studies have been obtained by giving plastic values with watercolor on the obtained images.
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Rabia Ünlü
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Rabia Ünlü (Proficiency in Art Thesis). The application style of solar printing technique from the artistic perspective in the art of photography, 2017, Akdeniz University.
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