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First, take any object that you want expose, also need photography paper for your object, and you need to be into the darkroom. When you have done all of that you can do your work.

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The materials that are needed are objects, photography paper and the darkroom.  Developer, stop and fixer

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I had many great ideas for photograms and some of then was good but sometime I didn't expose correctly or some of the ideas weren't good

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I really enjoy this project because is great do this type of photography and I hope do more photograms in the future.

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For do this project I need to look what type of object I want to project on the photography paper, when i have my object and my photography paper, I need to be in the darkroom and use the light projector, when I use the light projector with my object and the photography paper, I need to develop, stop and fixer

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Take a object that you want, photography paper and the darkroom, when you have your object and the photography paper and you are in the darkroom, you need to expose your object in the photography paper and the darkroom need to be out light.

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1-Composition : You need to position your object in the photographic paper. Leave your photographic paper with the object to resulting image will have two dimensional appearance.
2-Expose : Turn the lights, if you are working with a red filter enlarger, remove the filter to expose the photogram. Before of exposure you need to test your work with a small simple paper.
3-Develop : You need to use the stop bath for a minute or 30 seconds and then fix it thoroughly.
4-Wash and Dry : When the paper is fixed, wash it for a least 10 minutes, then hang it to dry.

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Photograms is negative image that is obtained by placing objects directly on photography paper or other lights- sensitized surface in the darkroom and then exposing in to light; this technique is created in the nineteenth century by the photographer W.H Fox Talbot.