Turn photos into cyanotype prints

Transform the attached photo into artwork in this style: Cyanotype print.

Essential elements: [subject]
Palette and mood: [palette]

Create a digital interpretation of a photographic cyanotype made from a negative. Keep the complete still-life composition, but translate it into rich Prussian-blue shadows, nuanced pale-blue midtones and clean paper-white highlights. Make the tulip petals and leaf veins luminous and readable against darker surroundings; preserve the vase and basket rather than isolating only a plant silhouette. Add subtle absorbent paper texture and delicate exposure variation near the outer edges. No added specimen labels, botanical names, decorative frame, sepia tint or colored flowers. This is a simulated photographic cyanotype appearance, not an actual contact photogram or a chemical-process demonstration.

Use the attached photograph as the only visual reference. Preserve its camera viewpoint, major silhouettes, relative positions, and recognizable subject. Simplify fine details without adding objects. Produce only the finished artwork, not a comparison, mockup or framed print. Keep the original landscape aspect ratio, at least 1400 pixels wide. No text, lettering, logos, signature or watermark; omit any signage visible in the photograph.