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An intimate macro photograph capturing the delicate stamens of a vibrant pink flower. The soft curves, bold color, and shallow depth of field create a dreamy, almost abstract vision of floral elegance.
A close-up macro shot of a delicate white flower, its golden stamens glowing in the gentle light of spring. The soft focus and warm tones evoke a sense of calm, purity, and the fleeting beauty of natureโs smallest wonders.
Items placed directly on photosensitive paper in darkroom, exposed on light from enlarger and developed as a chemigram.
This mosquito was shot on paper like a macrogram. after all picture was made into contact print and here we can see "positive" of original shot.
Original shot, negative. Places where light shot are getting burn and its why are darker. After making contact print from this picture we can take "positive" version of this image.Picture was painted with chemicals after exposure and its why we can see on it like no regular lines and only they are dark, rest of picture (white places) were developed only in stopper and fixer, its why are white, not developed.
Washed/Painted with chemicals (Developer,stopper and fixer with short and long duration) before full developing processed.
After all developing/chemiogram process picture was made into contact print and here we can see "positive" of original shot.
After all developing/chemiogram process picture was made into contact print and here we can see "positive" of original shot.
Double exposed microgram composed with photogram and a little bit of chemigram. Original shot. Washed/Painted with chemicals (Developer,stopper and fixer with short and long duration) before full developing processed.
Original shot, negative. Places where light shot are getting burn and its why are darker. After making contact print from this picture we can take "positive" version of this image. Washed/Painted with chemicals (Developer,stopper and fixer with short and long duration) before full developing processed. In additional this picture didnt go through full developing process, I skipped Fixer and after i exposed it on the sun what gave me a nice ton of cream in it.
Original shot, negative. Places where light shot are getting burn and its why are darker. After making contact print from this picture we can take "positive" version of this image. Picture was painted with chemicals after exposure and its why we can see on it like no regular lines and only they are dark, rest of picture (white places) were developed only in stopper and fixer, its why are white, not developed
After all developing/chemiogram process picture was made into contact print and here we can see "positive" of original shot.