Tuesday, 12 May 2015

Photogram

Photogram

What is a photogram?
A photogram is an image that has not used a film camera. Photographic paper is exposed to light with objects placed on top.

How did I made my photogram
First I get a scrap of sheet paper and rip it apart into a small pieces.
I take it over to the dark room.
Before I start, I ask my teacher Owen for photographic paper.
I set large area of light enlarger Aperture = f 8/f11 because there will be enough area to fit in the photographic paper.
I spread out some ripped papers on the shiny photographic paper.
Before I turn on the light, I must set the timer on five seconds.
I must keep active the timer ten times with cardboard above the plastic paper and move it along to next side, like 1/10 fraction.
Then I place photographic paper in the "Developer Chemical Tray" and keep sliding it for two minutes until I see the picture.
I use a hand-holder place it in "Stop Solution" for thirty seconds because I don't want to get chemical on my hand otherwise there maybe some poisonous if I touch my foods.
Then I place it in "Fix" for two minutes.
I run under water for two minutes and put it on the tray.
Finally I take it into the studio and dry them by using the roller dryer.


Discuss my photogram
Next time I will rip the paper into smaller pieces and place them on the photographic paper to create an image of a firework.


Ori Gersht
Ori Gersht is a video of slow-motion to see the exploding scene slowly. It is close same to Photogram.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LBIU2cosqEw&noredirect=1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ci2AA_5Yg7E







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