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College Darkroom experiments are fun. If disastrous, chemical splash wise.
The other one I've got has scratches all over the top. I like the mistakes.
made a print, used it to make a negative of itself, then used the negative to make a positive and cut both in half and put a negtaive strip between them.
This is from my AS Photography journal of early techniques. This shows the practises of photograms testing exposure and alignment of the objects.
Theme: Some Fin' Fishy
Inspiration: Own photographs
Size: A5 paper
Level: A2
Medium: Black marker pen, acetate
Photograms are pretty easy to make. You just need photographic paper, some things, light and photo chemicals.
Step 1. Lay photo paper on flat surface in a dark room.
Step 2. Lay things right on it.
Step 3. Shine some light on it for an amount of time.
Step 4. Put the photo paper through the usual chemics.
Step 5. Look at it with your very impressed friends.