If you’re interested, you can complete this tutorial by clicking the link here:
https://www.webdesign.org/photoshop/photo-editing/vintage-yourself-the-easiest-way-to-create-vintage-photo-effect.22160.html

Also, check out this vector tutorial.

My theme will be my baby cousin, Noah, who is currently 11 months old. My inspiration is Ashley McNamara, who herself is a baby photographer, but unfortunately, I couldn’t copy any of her work here to show you. I recommend checking out her link, though, which I have provided below:

http://www.ashleymcnamara.com/2009/04/21/baby-photographer-padraic-ashley-mcnamara-san-diego-photographer/

Random Samples: *The first is actually by Ashley McNamara. The second is by Jennifer Cusimano, and the third is by Grace Mogadam.

What is a cyanotype? It originates from the Greek word “cyan”, which means “dark blue substance”.
Unsurprisingly, this is exactly what a cyanotype is- a photographic process that produces an image that turns out as a dark greenish-blue. It was invented by Sir John Herschel in 1842, and it remains a cheap and easy project to create, as no darkroom is needed.