Welcome to Ann Howarth’s Photography Studio!
This space showcases a range of playful and experimental photography practiced by Ann Howarth.

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Cyanotypes Process:
Out of the Blue

Creating scenes with the cyanotype technique can develop new perspectives and add another layer to the way we interpret the world around us.

Exhibition door
Blue watercolor painting of flowers with white and dark purple petals
Exhibition main dress
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A close-up watercolor painting of a lemon slice with shades of blue and white.
Abstract artwork of a large leaf in shades of blue, gray, and hints of gold, with textured and fluid patterns.

Nightlights

Lumen Prints made with black and white photography paper.

Three dried poppy seed pods against a dark background with stems visible.
A digital art depiction of a flower with multiple petals, primarily brown and cream in color, against a black background.
A close-up of a pink and white tulip with dark accents on a black background.
Two flowers with glowing, illuminated petals against a black background.
Abstract image of three tulips with dark background, showing ink-highlights and soft pastel colors.
A close-up image of flower buds with a textured, patterned background in shades of blue and beige.
A painting of blue and white flowers on a textured blue background.
Ann's exhibition scene

Meet Ann to learn more about the Cyanotype Process

Ann continues to work and experiment with various forms of photography. If you are interested in her work and would like to learn more, please use the contact form below to get in touch!

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Ann profile picture at the exhibition

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