anebjoern

Thanks. That's what I was hoping.

When making cyanotypes, I sometimes haven't had the time to develop/wash my prints immediately after exposure. I then of course keep the exposed print in darkness until I can wash it - so far I've tried waiting a day or two between exposure and washing. But I wonder, is this a problem? Should I just wash the print right away? And if it's not a problem, does anybody have a guess as to how long an exposed print can wait before washing? I haven't experienced any problems so far, however I have noticed that the exposed areas of my unwashed prints turn darker and more blue the longer I wait to develop them, which worries me a bit. After washing though, I don't seem to see any difference when comparing to prints I've washed immediately... Thanks, /Ane