It is noticeable that the Cyanotype process produces  uncertain and constantly changing results, which, I think, is part of the charm of the medium. Three elements play for the final result: the emulsion, the light and the negative. I am keen to bring out the various tones between the dark blue to the white. It would be easier with a high contrast negative...
These have been added to my previous Cyanotypes.

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