​The Anthotype process is one of the most environmentally-friendly photographic processes, and is a way to create  images straight from the garden.

This process was originally invented by Sir William Herschel in 1842, although photo-sensitive properties of plants and vegetables have been known to scholars for centuries. 

My images were created using locally picked blackberries, and once I had made my emulsion and coated the paper, were exposed over several days using sunlight.