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"Dry" photogram, using enlarger baseboard. Paper is Slavich Unibrom Single Weight, grade 2 in matt finish. Developer is Fotospeed Lith.
It's black on white because I inverted the photogram, so the shadows are dark and what was dark is light.
I am on a mission to show my daughter how photography works. I started with a camera obscura, and then went on to making photograms. I am actually quite pleased with the results - can you guess what the items are?
Credit for the images goes to my daughter who was responsible for arranging the items, and helped with lights and development.
no time for more color but thought I will check my LED setup for x-ray film exposure. Seems in my setup on low setting and led on the ceiling it is about 5 seconds to the some details, perhaps a bit shorter but still developing very cold 10 C. Had to bleach and fix to correct a bit since when it looks good under red-light x-ray film has 2 sides so it ended up bit dark. Lots of scratches also even when I was using only gloves to touch. I tried in computer to make a positive but think it looks better in negative. post edit on the computer and added some color.
format 18x24 cm
A photogram of a water bottle, I love taking photograms of interesting objects which aren't the same each time so I picked a water bottle and decided to jazz the background a bit by including the plants from my previous photogram
- Developed myself
We didn't put the paper in the right way... thats why there the pink line... Spagetti, hemp, bubble wrap, some glass rectangle thingie. Color photography is so confusing but I love it!
A photogram Cody and I made together in our Black and White photography class.
Items
My glasses
Cody's Ear ring
Two Pens
and a Pin
Here are the photograms I did for my Photography class. For the title page, I made a type design in photoshop and printed it on college ruled filler paper. The rest are just random things I had around the house... some film negatives, a windmill, light bulbs & clocks, fake oranges, frogs & butterflies, jewelry, jewelry holders, cassette tapes, and specks. FYI: That's not my hand in one of them... it's actually a hand shaped jewelry holder I got from Claire's. It was a pretty fun project to work on and I really enjoyed being able to experiment in the darkroom.
Hope everyone had a nice & relaxing weekend... back to reality...
Here I have a ‘Photogram’, done by placing an acetate sheet over light sensitive photo paper, and shining light through.
Photogram made at the AS level course. Bit of a white splat on the right hand side where I left some newspaper resting on top of it while still drying. Doh!
mix of direct positive and normal blue.
Size A4
Exposure 20 minutes
leaves and flower direct on emulsion under glass frame.
Coating 1:1:1 Copper Sulfate,FAC,Tartaric acid
Development
many times used mix of
Kferri+Kferro+Tartaric acid.
Sponge of the non sticking blues here also.
possibly re-using that developer many times may have an effect as in the end it becomes a darkblue liquid with lots of Prussian blue, which may have an effect on the results
all expermental of course.