'She Probably Just Had the Sun in Her Eyes' was exhibited as part of St Andrews Photography Festival 'Science & Photography' in their exhibition 'Chemistry of Colour'.

It is a common misconception that the earliest forms of photography were simple black and white images which usually fade to a washed out sepia yellow-to-brown colour.

This exhibition will show some contemporary prints by photographers using historical chemical formulas to get an array of colours and tones.

Calotypist Rob Douglas, Artist and Art Historian Caroline Douglas, Artist Alex Boyd have contributed to this unique exhibition with examples of their work and it is a rare opportunity to see original framed material which is often too light sensitive to display in other exhibition areas.