Bea Estevez

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Bea Estevez from Spain has been working in photography for over 20 years and is currently working in cyanotypes and lumen prints which she feels is a good base for experimenting.
From: Bilbao, Spain.
Shows: Cyanotypes and Lumen prints.


Bea Estevez is a social and artistic photographer from the Basque Country. She began in 2001 with analog photography, developing negatives, and taking the occasional photogram. Currently, she combines digital photography with different creative processes. Having tried chlorophyll and anthotype printing, she has decided to use techniques such as cyanotype and lumen print, since these processes remind her a lot of working with analogue photography, developing chemicals. These ancient techniques continue to allow her to enjoy the surprise of what the result may be.
Her passion for experimentation, games of colors and textures combine perfectly with these processes.

“The best of alternative processes are all the freedom and possibilities for experimentation it offers you.”

Contact Bea Estevez

  • Email: beaestevezfoto (at) gmail.com
  • Instagram: @the_b_sides_project

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Printing with Lumens? The best way to remember what you did is to take notes!
Lumen notes

Lumen Notes – Document Your Lumen, Cyanolumen, Chemilumen and Phytogram Printing

Notebook by Malin Fabbri

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50 pre-defined pages for you to document your lumen experiments on photo paper.
 
Document your Wet Cyanotypes - it is easier to remember what you did!
Wet Cyanotype Notes
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Wet Cyanotype Notes – Document your cyanotype process

Notebook by Malin Fabbri

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50 pre-defined pages for you to document your cyanotype process.
 
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Blueprint to cyanotypes the book by Malin Fabbri
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Blueprint to cyanotypes - Exploring a historical alternative photographic process

by Malin Fabbri and Gary Fabbri

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All you need to get started with cyanotypes, full of information, tips and samples from artists. An excellent beginners' guide to cyanotypes!
 
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Cyanotype Notes - Document your cyanotype process
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Cyanotype notes – Document your cyanotype process

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6 thoughts on “Bea Estevez”

  1. Thanks a lot Bruce! I’m glad you like it! It is a pleasure to read your opinion.
    Now enjoy in the dark room!

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