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I printed a copy of a manipulated negative with an ink jet printer and then used it as a paper negative to reproduce this "photogram".
This photogram is made by Emilio Amero in 1932 and is called "Wine and Hair". I chose this photogram because I found it very interesting looking. The first time I looked at it, I thought it looked like a large sea shell in the middle with very thin strings all over the photogram, wine glasses and small objects that resemble bubbles. This photogram made me look twice and made me think obvious objects are different from what they really are in the photo. I also like how the glass that is in the upper left corner has a glow and foggy appearance. All the objects are very well composed. This is a very well made photogram by Emilio Amero.
Consists of 3 panels. Items were placed on top of the photo paper before it was exposed. The first panel is past, the second present, and the third future. Black and white from Photo 1.
Using washing up liquid to create bubbles in a glass dish on top of the light sensitive paper. Light shone from above on 9 sec timer.
Challenging traditional representation of ordinary/mundane to look alien here - like a satellite image.
Using washing up liquid to create bubbles in a glass dish on top of the light sensitive paper. Light shone from above on 9 sec timer.
Challenging traditional representation of ordinary/mundane to look alien here - like a satellite image.
English Ivy and a splash of water from the kiddie pool on Kodak Supra N (a color paper, hence the blue background)