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Lumen Print 1947 Wild Morning Glory Leaf. Printed on Ilford Standard Selo Gas Light Paper. Single weight fiber base normal contrast 6.5x4.75 in. paper. Paper from 1930's.
Tried my hand at photograms. These are made by exposing photographic paper (with objects laid on it) to sunlight. The result is then scanned to preserve it.
Mordancaged photogram This is my first mordancaged photograph. I was exposed to the wonderful world of mordancage through Elizabeth Opalenik's workshop sponsored by the 2012 f295 Symposium.
Photogram of an Angel's Trumpet flower (datura, brugmansia) made in a wet darkroom. Original color: salmon Grown in our garden. A powerful hallucinogen.
Exposing different objects under the light to create different textures and experiment with layering
Wet Cyanotype photogram done on inkjet glossy photo paper.
Epson Glossy Photo paper 4x6 inches, Jacquard Cyanotype kit, Lightstarter 60 watt 100 LED UV flood light.
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Octopuses are highly intelligent, probably the most intelligent of all invertebrates.
For defense against predators, they hide, flee quickly & expels black ink.
Rayograph or photogram. I don't really know what the difference is ...
You put things on a photographic paper and then light for a moment. This is really fun. I used water and my hair.
I like the frame :) It came out very cool :) It's straight on the right side bacause the scanner cut out a tiny line of the photo. I don't like that scanner ...
i was going through old photos, and came across an old photogram. too lazy to scan, i took a picture of this print with my dslr
Fuji Instax Wide photogram of a 120 rollfilm negative. When taking out a cassette of Fuji Instax film in complete darkness and place objects on the film, then expose (I used a strobe fired against the ceiling), put back the cassette in the camera (I used my Lomo Instant Wide, should also work with Fuji 210), finally press the camera's shutter with completely covered lens, the photogram will be developed. I used a 120 rollfilm negative, the blue tint originates from the negative's organge mask - I have to repeat that once my first b/w 120 rollfilm negatives are back :)
This is an expired paper photogram. What I have done is to place objects, in this case leaves (I also dribbled water on the paper), onto photographic paper and place this in the sun for a couple of hours.
The paper is not fixed because that removes the color, so the image is scanned. I then played with levels and curves to bring out the colors that exist within the paper.