A notebook from AlternativePhotography.com The anthotype photographic process is easy to get started with but requires plenty of experimentation to master. Each plant or pigment creates a unique emulsion with varying quality, contrast and exposure time. This notebook will help you keep track of your experiments and evolve your process. This notebook contains pre-defined pages with enough room to document 50 anthotypes, starting with the name of the plant or pigment and continuing with the process of collecting pigments, making an emulsion, coating the substrate and keeping track of exposure times and season. There is also room to reflect on the result and document what may improve the final print.