good old fashioned photograms!

[holderbeam]

Havent done some for quite a while so decided to experiment aain

 

[AlexColeman]

Cool. How?

 

[Derrel]

How?

Place objects on top of photo sensitive paper. Expose to light. Develop,stop,fix,wash,dry. Finished photogram.

The earliest photgraphs were actually photograms, which pre-date what we now consider "photography"
Photogram Images in the 1800s - Hippolyte Bayard, Schultze, Talbot, Anna Atkins, Sir John Herschel, Anne Dixon, Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen, Joseph Nicephere Niepce

Some famous photogram practitioners were Man-Ray, Laslo Moholy-Nagy, Christian Schad and a few others. If you look at a large expanse of Man Ray's work you will see a few of the quintessential photograms...some are quite well-known. I used to enjoy making photograms. It is a super-fun way to introduce children to darkroom work--it's really,really easy to do!

 

[ann]

the first two look like chemcial painting was added to the mix

 

[Torus34]

Man Ray lives!

Bravo!

 

[J.Kendall]

I remember doing those back in the day. Makes me want to do some more.

 

[Mulewings~]

Those are very good and interesting. I had no idea you could do this!

 

[stone_family3]

We just did these in our B&W class. I loved them. I'm going to be making some more.

 

[ArtphotoasiA]

I have to say simply are great!!! quite new and good art indeed... go for it and show us more results...

 

[tomtom_91]

Wow they are really good I had a go at doing these with some students(yr7)

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Was a bit of a rush job in the dark room - But they seem to have enjoyed it!