This journal is COILBOUND / SPIRALBOUND, NOT HARDBACK. The preview photograph is wrong. In this version the WEEK STARTS ON A SUNDAY. In 1843, Anna Atkins published the first book illustrated with photographs. This journal is a tribute to her as well as a way for you to plan and work with your own art in your daily life. 60 cyanotypes created in honour of Anna Atkins illustrate the journal. A cyanotype, also called a blueprint, is an alternative photographic process. Unlike traditional black-and-white photographs that are set in silver, cyanotypes are created using a solution of iron compounds. The cyanotype photographic process was invented by Sir John Herschel and is one of the earliest photographic processes. Sir John Herschel was a family friend of the Atkins family, and Anna Atkins learned the cyanotype process and used it for her work. Anna Atkins was a pioneer and the first person to make a book with photographs, published in 1843. Instead of using drawings and illustrations to document leaves, plants, feathers and lace, she used the cyanotype process. This journal is a tribute to Anna Atkins and her work. A tribute event - where artists sent in cyanotypes in Anna Atkins' style or created a photogram in her honour - was held at AlternativePhotography.com. Cyanotype prints from 60 artists - carefully selected by a jury - illustrate this journal. The initiative was started by AlternativePhotography.com – a resource dedicated to teaching historical photographic methods in use today and to encourage photographers and artists to learn, get inspired and connect. Any profits from sales of this journal will contribute towards the costs of running the website. Learn more: www.AlternativePhotography.com/journals