Photogram photos on Flickr

I did this while at Art college in Watford in the sixties. The Photographic department was at the Printing college on Hempstead Road, Watford being a big print town at that time. This was my take on a photogram exercise set by Raymond Moore, photographer and tutor. Made using an enlarger with a simple mask and fluids (very 60's :-) and an improvised turn table made from an Ilford bromide box and drawing pin. Mark Boyle who did lightshows for 'The Soft Machine' and 'Jimi Hendrix' was also a tutor at Watford at that time.

Dedication 2 Matisse by [ CK ]

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cianotipo_0001 by Miguel de Oliveira

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photogram by Daisy-May-Smith

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First prints from my homemade darkroom!

Hands of friendship by mizzturquoiset

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photogram

My Sister by beautybynature

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Portrait photogram

Phoenix by Stefan Engstrom

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Photogram on paper (16"x20")

knit by lola.wood

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Photogram by Ariel Chantel

Photograms- Sand edited by Jake Ditchfield

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DSC03013 by Laura Hurcomb

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Original Photogram is a traditional gelatin print 11x14"

by //Bear

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Photogram.

Process Perception by Nick Lux

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I'm holding that glass globe (center of head) in my hand, but it didn't show up in the scan. Oh well.

Shaded by ariellevanderschuit

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i put tissue paper put over top during the second exposure to a flash, which created the texture on the lenses.

sweet teeths by Jason Mudrick

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headphones by anniehatesyahoo

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Things of the Universe by monika pudlovskytė

This is my newest photographic experiment: a photogram.

It's a photographic image made without a camera or film. A photogram is usually made by placing various real life objects directly onto photographic paper and exposing it to light.

Untitled-2 by McKenzie Braaten

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My fathers' bearclaw DSC03024web by Laura Hurcomb

Original Photogram is a traditional gelatin print 11x14"

flower by sophie

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photogram using acetates

Photogram Two by beth_echelon

Part of my first photography project on Photograms. It's the simplest style of photography - you don't even need a camera!

My second photogram. I placed some of the objects on the paper randomly. Then I put the light on for 4 seconds. And put more objects on and took some off. I repeated this twice. So that's why some things are lighter or darker than others.

Photogram by IreneGJones

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Lemons and Apples

Photogram by Jenna Miller