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[Photogram] Hair and paper trimmings, wet processed gradually with flicks of developer and then briefly fully dunked.
Photograms are a lot of fun to create. I should really get back into it sometime.
This is a single magazine page, the fashion photos on each side shining through. I used a little of That Stuff That Keeps The Rug From Slipping to give more texture to the edges. Read into it what you will: I see these figures as alter egos.
This one always reminds me of Halloween for whatever reason, so I felt it was appropriate to post on the first of October.
I prefer my black and white images from the darkroom - the old fashioned way - by hand in chemicals. I love making experimental prints and especially love the surprise I usually get when making a photogram.
I used a crystal plate, a necklace with beads, and my car keys to make this photogram. I wanted to see the pattern in the crystal by leaving the other objects to the side at first. Then I placed all of them on the plate to see the overlap.
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