There are three types of objects used for photograms T ransparentsee through Opaque light can not pass through Translucent light can pass though parts of the object HALLOWEEN THEME Fruit and vegetable slices ID: 644934
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Photogram
s
Cameraless
ImagesSlide2
There are three types of objects used for photograms
T
ransparent-see through.
Opaque- light can not pass through
Translucent- light can pass though parts of the object.Slide3Slide4
HALLOWEEN THEMESlide5
Fruit and vegetable slicesSlide6
FabricSlide7Slide8
You can use a mask to start a photogram.Slide9
W
e have HeART
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Collaborative
Installation
Art
Project
Bring in a heart cookie cutter to use as your shape.
Add objects that are meaningful to you to create your unique heart.Slide10
Photogram Exposure Steps
Research Man Ray and Moholy Nagy for more complicated imagery.
Step 1.
Select materials to form the image: transparent, semi-transparent and opaque.
Step 2.
With the negative carrier in place, set up your enlarger so the light fills a 5x7 area of the easel.
Step 3
. Rotate the lens aperture setting to the brightest light to focus the light.
Step 4.
Rotate the lens to an F11 aperture setting (learn your enlarger lens)
Step 5.
Turn of the light and place the photo paper on the easel (shiny side up).
Step 6.
Design your photogram’s compositional arrangement.
Step 7.
Using 1/3 sheet of paper create a timed test strip to determine the correct exposure time. You are looking for black, white and grey.
Step 8.
Process the photo paper in the chemicals. Follow the posted directions for processing.
Step 9.
After you have determined the best time from the test strip, go ahead and do this again with a full 5x7 photo paper. Be sure to leave the enlarger set up the same way. Change the timer to the correct exposure time.