This is a giclee print from an original cyanotype, which was pulled from a negative captured with a pinhole camera and a Polaroid back—a unique combination of low-tech and high-tech for the time. Each giclee print will be signed in pencil by the artist. Cyanotype is one of the earliest photographic printing methods, known for its striking indigo-blue tones and moody atmosphere. Pinhole photography, now often classified as “alternative photography,” is one of the earliest forms of photographic capture. There’s a quiet magic to the way these cameras render light and time. Sadly, the specific Polaroid film used for this image is no longer available—it was a wonderfully playful and experimental medium. I was introduced to these alternative processes while studying at the International Center of Photography in New York City, under the guidance of photographer Craig Barber. Just to be safe, I say 3 weeks' lead time, but the print often ships faster. Shipped rolled.