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Positive and negative photograms.
The black version is made using a sheet of tracing paper with black ink sketch for the contact print (8 second exposure), the white version then uses the black version as a contact negative (60 second exposure). The curl of the photo paper has led to loss of focus in areas.
A simple photogram of a notebook, scissors, beads and wire. I love each object and what effect they all create
- Developed myself
Photograam layering i created at the begining of my Photography As course using different and the same Photograms to create new ones using inverted photograms to layer to create the effect.
Photograam layering i created at the begining of my Photography As course using different and the same Photograms to create new ones using inverted photograms to layer to create the effect.
photographic image made (without a camera) by placing objects directly onto the surface of a photo-sensitive material such as photographic paper and then exposing it to light.
Photogram through a chiffon top- placed ilford (multigrade cooltone- pearl) inside the top and exposed for 2 seconds
Photograam layering i created at the begining of my Photography As course using different and the same Photograms to create new ones using inverted photograms to layer to create the effect.
At college we've started our 'dark room' brief called Shadows and Light. To get us started using the dark room we were allowed to do photograms. Photograms are basically photographic images made without a camera.
We used Ilford Multigrade Resin Coated Photographic Paper (I'm not too sure what finish it is.) to make our photograms on.
This is the test sheet I done so I knew what exposure would make them look best. To develop the paper, I put it in to Developer for two minutes then moved it to the stop solution for 30 seconds and then put it into the fix solution for 5 minutes and washed it for 5 minutes. I then dried the paper using a photo dryer provided by the college.
This photogram was made in a makeshift darkroom I created at Nexus Art Cafe, Manchester.
I used the stenoflex pinhole camera kit from Fred Aldous.
Bild, Cyanotypie unter Verwendung der elektronischen Pseudosolarisation
Picture made from a Cyanotype using electronic Pseudosolarisation
Изображение, полученное с помощью цианотипии с использованием электронной псевдосоляризации
Der Maiglöckchenschnabel
braucht keine Gabel,
er braucht auch kein Messer,
er ist Allesfresser,
weil er alles verschlingt,
was ihm gelingt.
Mäuse und Lerchen
ein Ameisenbärchen,
Selbst Gebirge und Stein
verleibt er sich ein.
The lily-of-the-valley beak,
when it starts the breakfast seek,
never needs no knife no fork,
just to catch a peace of pork;
omnivorecab always eat.
Every plant and every meat
that comes ever in its way
moves into its mouth astray.
Mice and larks, anteaters, too,
even mountains and stones, that’s true.
Клюв ландышевой пташки
не просит ложки-чашки.
Не нужен ножик тоже,
он всё сжевать ведь может.
Он всё подряд глотает,
что в клювик залетает.
И мышек, и жучков,
и маленьких сверчков.
Съест птичку и букашку,
и даже черепашку.
Глотает он давно
и камни заодно.
И горы великаньи
сжует без колебаний.
Bei der russischen Übersetzung half ChatGPT. Das war für die Reime bedeutsam. Mein Russisch wird erst allmählich besser.
ChatGPT helped me with the translation into Russian. It played a crucial role in creating the rhymes. My Russian is only gradually improving.
В переводе на русский язык мне помог ChatGPT. Это сыграло решающую роль в создании рифм. Мой русский язык только постепенно становится лучше.
Der Gemeine Maiglöckchenschnabel (Lilium-vallis rostriformae)
Der gemeine Maiglöckchenschnabel verschnabelt alles, was ihm in den Weg kommt. Ob Tier, ob Pflanze, ob Pilz, ob Vielkernschleimpilze (Blob, Physarum polycephalum). Wenn aber nichts kommt, beginnt er zu suchen. Dann verschmäht der Gemeine Maiglöckchenschnabel weder Steine noch Gebirge, weder Sümpfe noch Lavaströme. Diese extreme Anpassung bei guter Mimikry ermöglicht ihm das Überleben.
The common lily-of-the-valley beak (Lilium-vallis rostriformae)
The common lily-of-the-valley beak devours everything that comes into its way. Whether animal, plant, fungus, or plasmodial slime mold (Blob, Physarum polycephalum). But when nothing comes along, it begins to search. Then the common lily-of-the-valley beak despises neither stones nor mountains, neither swamps nor streams of lava. This extreme adaptability, together with good mimicry, enables its survival.
Обыкновенный ландышеклюв (Lilium-vallis rostriformae)
Обыкновенный ландышеклюв, also Клюв ландышевой пташки, пожирает всё, что попадается ему на пути. Будь то животное, растение, гриб или многоядерный слизевик (Blob, Physarum polycephalum). Но если ничего не встречается, он начинает поиски. Тогда обыкновенный ландышеклюв не брезгует ни камнями, ни горами, ни болотами, ни потоками лавы. Эта чрезвычайная приспособляемость вместе с хорошей мимикрией обеспечивает ему выживание.
This was my first attempt at doing a Photogram, done at college yesterday. I used the duck, one of my previously developed negatives, my iPod, and a piece of fabric with bits of glitter on.
20 minute exposure on 11x14 cyanotype-coated watercolor paper, outlined in charcoal pencil.
I was experimenting with changing the pH of the water I developed the prints in, and this one I dipped initially into an 1:1 water and Kodak hardener solution, then washed it in water after 5 minutes.
Photograam layering i created at the begining of my Photography As course using different and the same Photograms to create new ones using inverted photograms to layer to create the effect.