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Published: 2014-05-07 11:23:28 +0000 UTC; Views: 344; Favourites: 11; Downloads: 0
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Piece made for my film photography class.Photograms are made using one of the light projectors in the dark room, which are made to be used to project a camera's film onto a piece of light sensitive paper. Photograms are made by placing objects over the light sensitive paper and then turning the light projector on for a certain amount of time, so that the objects' shadows will be captured on the paper. Then the paper is developed using the chemicals.
This one has my mummified anole as its center figure. It also has some quartz rocks, some see-through pellets that used to stuff the bottom of one of my cat Alexander the Great's toys (didn't want her to break that open while playing with it and eat them), and baby powder, which I was amazed at the effect of. I had added it hoping for a desert sand look in the beginning.
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Ohh I absolutely adore this one, the use of space around the lizard, the fact you can see it's ribs. This should be a print, I'd certainly hang it on my wall.
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Hehe, thank you. :> That mummified lizard is cool.
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That is so cool! It looks really good, too.
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