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As mentioned in previous posts. This last weekend I was given the opportunity to help create a tutorial for Photojojo.com. I supplied the images and the details on how I made my photograms, and they Photojojo'd it into what you see on the site. I want to say a big thank you to Lisbeth at Photojojo for the opportunity to share my work and for her kind and supportive help, it was a lot of fun.
Here is a link to the tutorial : content.photojojo.com/diy/how-to-make-a-chemical-free-dar...
Make sure to check out the rest of Photojojo's site, they have a ton of DIY photo projects and some of the coolest photo gear on the web. Plus when your package arrives you get a plastic dinosaur along with it, how could you not want to order something now ?
Simply made by the sitter laying their head on the easel of a colour enlarger, and exposing them for 10 seconds. All colour variants are completely natural, no editing involved! The colour variants come form the colour of a persons hair, their skin tone, their clothing, and the distance they were from the paper. Straight from the RA4 print machine! Lovely!
This one is me, and apparently when exposed my lovely fire engine red hair comes out blue! Who'da thunk it?!
Today, I made some photograms in the darkroom. This one was a seven second exposure, using a glass jar full of folded pieces of paper, and some string. It's a really interesting techniques and creates x-ray style images.
One of the first photographs created was a photogram. I love re-visiting the historical and simple process from time to time. The simplicity I find refreshing and the chemical processing in the darkroom is almost a meditative state for me.
Zyanotypie, Cyanotype, Цианотипия
Montage aus Layers mit Farbänderung
Composite made from layers with colour changes
Монтаж из слоев с изменением цвета
Negativ
Der Kirschlorbeer ist grün und dicht
und nimmt Passanten jede Sicht,
sie können nicht entdecken:
Was ist hinter den Hecken?
So denkt der Gärtner Gröher
und macht die Hecke höher.
The cherry laurel, green and dense
blocks any view behind the fence;
The cherry laurel, very kind:
it hides all things that are behind.
What lies behind the hedges hidden?
The hedge says: Looking is forbidden.
Вишнёвый лавр зелён и густ,
прохожим заслоняет куст;
никто не видит, что за ним,
что скрыто за кустом густым.
Так мыслит садовод Горыше:
«Пусть станет изгородь ещё выше».
Die Übersetzung in Russisch war in mehreren Varianten, mit Hilfe von ChatGPT bei den Reimen.
The translation into Russian was done in several versions, with ChatGPT helping out with the rhymes.
Перевод на русский язык был выполнен в нескольких вариантах с использованием ChatGPT для рифм.
Kirschlorbeer
Kirschlorbeer ist Teil der „grünen Wüste“.
Er dient als Sichtschutz oder als Schmuck; ökologisch ist er fast wertlos.
Zugleich verdrängt er blühende Sträucher und artenreiche Hecken, die Insekten, Vögeln und anderen Tieren Nahrung und Lebensraum bieten.
The cherry laurel
The cherry laurel is part of the ‘green desert’.
It serves as a privacy screen or ornamental plant; ecologically, it is virtually worthless.
At the same time, it crowds out flowering shrubs and species-rich hedges that provide food and habitat for insects, birds and other animals.
Вишневый лавр
Вишневый лавр является частью «зеленой пустыни».
Он служит в качестве защиты от посторонних взглядов или декоративного растения; с экологической точки зрения он практически бесполезен.
В то же время он вытесняет цветущие кустарники и многовидовые живые изгороди, которые служат источником пищи и средой обитания для насекомых, птиц и других животных.
This is not a photgraph it is a photogram of a broken cassette tape, I kind of like it, it was just a tester for college. its not a digital photo, its not even a photo but hey im a begginer. and it is black and white that is undeniable.
Another of the Photograms I made for the Photojojo tutorial this weekend. For this one I used a tracing light box for the light source and placed it directly onto the leaf and the B&W photo paper. It really helped it stay nice and flat and the final photogram was one of the sharpest that I've done.
ILFORD Multigrade RC B&W Satin Photo Paper_ 1 1/2 hours under a tracing light box
All Rights Reserved © Mike Dunckley_2012
Here is a link to the Tutorial I helped to create for Photojojo : content.photojojo.com/diy/how-to-make-a-chemical-free-dar...
First attempt of creating a photogram in the darkroom in which I overlaid multiple pieces of material. I inverted my photogram and copied the image 3 more times. I rotated the image and it managed to create a psychedelic type of effect.
Photogram #46
Archival Giclée on Stretched Canvas of Original Photogram
52"x40"
Artprize 2009 Official Entry
©2009 Jennifer K Design, LLC.
Photograms are made by placing a piece of photographic paper under a piece of glass and arranging items on top. When you turn on the enlarger the light beams down and the items block parts of the paper from being exposed.
Took some of my old wet lab paper that I never used in college.Trying to produce a photogram with an old Negative and even though I wont be able to keep the actual paper the image is on I can scan it and invert the image...or that's what I'm trying to do anyway.
© Diana Brennan
A traditional photogram is a photographic image made by placing objects directly onto the surface of photographic paper and then exposing it to light. This creates a unique image more like an x-ray than a typical photograph.
This image has been made with a digital photogram technique that allows me to create similar images in the digital darkroom.
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quotidie
264 : 9.21
this is a photogram.
i'm not exactly the most sociable in any class, but it doesn't really matter, especially in this class. i have no regret whatsoever of dropping psychology to take even just a year of photography, no matter how everyone else tells me i am stupid for dropping a subject i got an A in.
the two photograms seen in this photo are the ones that turned out a lot better. it took me a few tries, and in the bigger photogram (top) there is actually a piece of plastic cellophane, and tissue paper. but the long exposure made it disappear before the two minutes were up in the developer... i was tempted to take it out but, learn the rules first before breaking them, right?
and so i learned i could adjust the aperture of the enlarger's lens. i was beyond happy when the cellophane turned out so clearly, as shown in the exclamation mark in the annotation.
(quotidie 263 and 264 on film. was finishing a roll.)
First project for my Contemporary Darkroom Practices class at University at Albany
Printed on Ilford Multi IV RC DeLuxe Glossy
Boarders added in post after prints were scanned
small photogram of a leaf skeleton and feathers
effect created by coating liquid emulsion onto thick cartridge or watercolour paper
Photogram workshop with Patrick Winfield @ the Impossible Project NYCspace
June 12 2012
Impossible project PX70 colour shade 12/11