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a detailed cyanotype print showcasing an antique, camera-less photographic process. The image features a rich, monochromatic Prussian blue hue with subtle variations in tonality. It depicts a field impression of botanical specimens, such as delicate leaves and ferns, arranged in an artistic composition, their fine veins and textures rendered with exquisite precision. Alternatively, it may present a historical architectural blueprint, with intricate technical drawings, annotations, and geometric lines, all captured in the distinctive blue. The surface shows the characteristic matte finish and slight imperfections of the cyanotype process, evoking a sense of historical authenticity and scientific documentation from the 19th century.
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- Entrée d'invite d'origine
- Cyanotype is an antique, camera-less photographic printing process that produces a rich, monochromatic prussian blue image. invented in 1842 by astronomer and chemist sir john herschel, it is the original sun print method used to create field impressions of botanical specimens and historical architectural blueprints.
- Étiquette de qualité
- high quality, year_2025, year_2024, ﹝Invites﹞
- Taille
- 1024 x 1024
- Étapes d'échantillonnage
- 27
- Méthode d'échantillonnage
- Euler
- Échelle CFG
- 4.5
- Négatif
- bad quality, low quality, worst quality, lowres, nsfw, jpeg artifacts, scan artifacts, mosaic, cropped, error, fewer digits, bad reflection, bad composition, bad anatomy, bad hands, bad fingers, missing fingers, extra hands, extra legs, excess fingers, light particles, artist name, text, watermark, username, copyright name
Correction du visage
HiRes
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