... photogram #1...

Photography \ Nature | 01/12/06 @491 | Andrzej | critiques (24) | views (1429)

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this is example of special technique... technique to take a shoot (prec. a picture) without any camera, any lens... just photopaper, object, ligh and Your hands...
this is a pure magic...

regards my all friends...

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Wysiwyg

01/12/06 @507

LOL I haven't done a photogram since college....this brings back memories...

sdavis75

01/12/06 @516

Excellent image, full of mood. I love the resulting softness of this technique. Well done!

metapuppet

01/12/06 @562

so the petals (and of course the rest) are your hands?!
funky technique...
nice result, too!

Andrzej

01/12/06 @568

come on, metapuppet - no, no! i do this by my own hands but on picture is a flower - real flower! I wrote "hands" but it was only a metaphor

regards!

patrix77

01/12/06 @593

i haven't play with photogram since i stoped taking photos with Zenit cam and started using digi cam... almost forgot how great it is... beautiful job Andrzej... very interesting

my only tiny crit will be about few more pixels from the right side of the flower

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metapuppet - A photogram is a photograph made without a camera or a lens by placing an object or objects on top of a piece of paper or film coated with light-sensitive materials and then exposing the paper or film to light. Where the object covers the paper, the paper remains unexposed and light in tone: where it does not cover, the paper darkens. If the object is translucent, midtones appear. After exposure the paper is developed and fixed.

ARTOONATOR

01/12/06 @715

Fantastic effect, long live the old obscura effect. I did this in Academic photography, and the effect, to me, is just unbeatable.

Madanapale

01/12/06 @773

Hey....I used to play with those in my old days at the darkroom.
Carlos

beatrizmatar

01/12/06 @801

I agree with Arne. This is so beautiful¡¡¡¡+10

Passenger

01/12/06 @811

beautiful! it looks so fragile!

Wysiwyg

01/12/06 @946

you would be amazed what some foliage and car keys can generate...I still have those from 10 years ago

metapuppet

01/13/06 @013

edit: lol! have ideas?

blackholes

01/13/06 @019

Very Beautiful Indeed!!!
Top Marks......

starqueen

01/13/06 @066

I left a review +10

SudnDeath

01/13/06 @316

love it +9

eowyn

01/13/06 @554

woaow!

flowjoe

01/13/06 @554

Very nice and good to see something totally different from the usuall run of photos on the site. Very xray style. Good job my friend

ThruMyEyez

01/14/06 @765

A wonderful effect. Surreal!

emarts

01/17/06 @920

Oh man, I used to do these with bones. This one turned out fantastic.

VinA

01/19/06 @500

very nice!

eremita

01/19/06 @614

Great use of tecnique!

Levanon

01/19/06 @989

Wow...
That is an incredible effect.
I'm gonna have to give that a try once I get my darkroom set up.

blackshad

01/25/06 @409

fantastic and creative
great picture as usual , i really like it
keep posting great works

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DreamShadow

02/24/06 @003

the last time i saw anything like this was like 10 years ago....it reminds me of my early days of "knowledge thirst"

it looks so real

i'm thinking a pretty unskilled bee would take this as a real flower and try to "steal" some of its goodies

good job

OXXID

04/06/06 @799

Unique.

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starqueen

01/01/70 @622

Concept:

Very strong

Technical Skill:

Very strong

Impact/impression:

Very strong

Pros:

The way light has been captured is beautiful! The image is clear and even though the background has no definition, it is not blank space - there is content in every part of this. The petal folding over as well, is nicely done. Many kudos, I know this is hard to do!

Cons:

The far left side and upper top-left corner have very little going on, just one shade of gray. I'd like to see the entire background used including those areas, as you have handled the areas near the middle. Also, the leaves may be too pronounced and distract from the actual flower petals - which I, personally, find more interesting (and exceptionally well done!)

Overall opinion/feedback:

Fantastic work. Everything here is very strong and the image is memorable. There couldn't be a more involved process that requires incredibly strong knowledge and expertise in the technique and technology - and it's clear you've done well for yourself in that area as well as make ART! Do more, please!

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... photogram #1...

Photography \ Nature | 01/12/06 @491 | Andrzej | critiques (24) | views (1429)

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01/12/06 @593

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