a photogram blog
This is my journey into photograms/rayographs:
Sometimes I take photos without a camera.
In other words:
I develop photograms.
In "wiki" words:
A photogram is a photographic image made without a camera by placing objects directly onto the surface of a photo-sensitive photographic paper and then exposing it to light.
In my own words:
I whack all kinds of objects on top of some photo-sensitive photographic papers, develop them in my little darkroom, check them out, scan them in and upload them here...
Disclaimer:
I upload ALL my photograms/rayographs to my photogram-blog, so some are good and some are not, but it is a chronological archive of my exploration of developing original photograms/rayographs.
Sometimes I take photos without a camera.
In other words:
I develop photograms.
In "wiki" words:
A photogram is a photographic image made without a camera by placing objects directly onto the surface of a photo-sensitive photographic paper and then exposing it to light.
In my own words:
I whack all kinds of objects on top of some photo-sensitive photographic papers, develop them in my little darkroom, check them out, scan them in and upload them here...
Disclaimer:
I upload ALL my photograms/rayographs to my photogram-blog, so some are good and some are not, but it is a chronological archive of my exploration of developing original photograms/rayographs.
a flora & fauna fern photogram
So, it seems like flower and plant photograms is a thing people get in to, so I thought it was my time to explore a bit of mother earth.
I.e a few nature photograms coming your way the next couple of days…
for more of my photograms: link
11 months ago 
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photography photogram nature Black and White darkroom
