Photographer Mathieu Stern is often using interesting camera gear, lenses and even trying unusual photographic processes. His latest project was to create an 'anthotype' print, also known as a phytotype. This photographic process was invented all the way back in 1842 by Sir John Herschel. To create an anthotype print, you must use photosensitive material from plants. Materials ranging from flower petals, fruits and vegetables can be used. A sheet of paper is coated with the photosensitive materi...
Photographer Mathieu Stern is often using interesting camera gear, lenses and even trying unusual photographic processes. His latest project was to create an 'anthotype' print, also known as a phytotype. This photographic process was invented all the way back in 1842 by Sir John Herschel. To create an anthotype print, you must use photosensitive material from plants. Materials ranging from flower petals, fruits and vegetables can be used. A sheet of paper is coated with the photosensitive materi...
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