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I was looking back on the photograms i did earlier this year at university and thought i'd have ago by doing a similar thing but with digitally.
It took me a while to get it right but it's much more quicker than working in a darkroom.
Buttons were placed directly onto photographic paper under the enlarger. Referencing the work of Man Ray and Laszlo Moholy-Nagy
placing objects onto photo sensitive paper then exposing to white light to give the outline of the object. Objects were moved then exposed again to give repetitive detail. Double exposure.
We made photograms in my photography class today by putting objects on a piece of photographic paper and turning the light from the enlargers on for a few seconds. We didn't know we were going to do this until we were already in the darkroom, so some people didn't have anything to use and just did photograms of their keys or their cellphones or their heads, but I was wearing my Swarovski crystal heart necklace, so I used that.
Experimentation with photograms using wire and net constructions. Altering the space behind by incorporating different transparent materials.
Part of my first photography project on Photograms. It's the simplest style of photography - you don't even need a camera!
My first photogram :) I just put the objects randomly in place and put light on the paper for about 8 seconds.