Discover the magic of cyanotype photography in this hands-on, beginner-friendly workshop! Using the power of sunlight and natural materials collected from local environments, participants will create striking blue-and-white prints while exploring one of photography’s oldest and most sustainable printing techniques.
Experiment with plants, found objects, and personal keepsakes to create one-of-a-kind botanical and photogram prints. Along the way, you’ll learn the fundamentals of the cyanotype process, safe material handling, and low-waste studio practices that make this art form both environmentally conscious and accessible.
Perfect for participants of all experience levels, this engaging workshop requires no prior photography experience.
Maximum: 18
Minimum: 5*
Age level: 16+
*Please Note: If the CAA must cancel a class due to the minimum number of participants not being met, the class will be canceled 48 hours in advance, and registrants will be notified and refunded. If a registrant is unable to attend a workshop, credits for future workshops are only issued for cancellations made at least 48 hours in advance; cancellations made after that time are considered a donation.
Instructor Bio Stacy Martin was born and raised in Southwest Ohio and relocated to the Florida Panhandle in 2005. A single mother, she raised her son, who was diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder, while pursuing her education and career in the arts.
Martin holds a Bachelor of Arts in Studio Art from the University of West Florida (2018) and a Master of Fine Arts in Photography and Integrated Media from Ohio University (2024), where she also earned a certificate in Visual Arts Management.
During her time in Ohio, Martin worked as a teaching assistant and an instructor of Record at Ohio University. She also served for one semester as an assistant manager for the university’s Create-Space, a digital fabrication and equipment rental facility for students, and worked for a semester as the university’s interim gallery coordinator. In addition, she worked with Athens Photo Project as an instructor and co-facilitator with the Curatorial and Products team. In this role, she taught photography to both adults and juveniles, navigating mental health and substance use challenges.
Martin currently resides in Freeport, Florida, and works as an adjunct instructor at Pensacola State College. She is also involved with the Walton County Arts League, where she is developing and facilitating artist workshops for the community. In addition to her teaching and community engagement, she works full-time with The Seaside Company.
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