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photograms of
botanical specimens,
mostly seaweeds,
which she made
using Sir John Herschel's
cyanotype process,
which yields blue images.
Photograms and...
-
revamp and
title change to New
Photograms. The
Photogram was
simultaneously published in
America as The
American Photogram with an
American section “with...
- as a
fashion and
portrait photographer, and is
noted for his work with
photograms,
which he
called "rayographs" in
reference to himself.
During his career...
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interests in
botany by
collecting dried plants,
which were
probably used as
photograms later. She was
elected a
member of the
London Botanical Society in 1839...
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camera images in
permanent form. His
experiments did
produce detailed photograms, but
Wedgwood and his ****ociate
Humphry Davy
found no way to fix these...
-
Photobatik is one of
Photogram techniques produced by a ****anese
artist Yoshio Machida in the 1990s.
Photograms are
produced by
partial exposure and development...
- Francisco, California. She is
known for her camera-less photography,
photograms and
inventive techniques using light sensitive material. Her work is included...
-
charges rather than
photographic medium,
hence the term electrophotography.
Photograms are
images produced by the
shadows of
objects cast on the photographic...
-
incidence and
breadth of the
light source.
Chemigrams are
variants of
photograms. The
cyanotype solution is applied, poured, or spra**** irregularly. A...
- image. As an
extension of her
drawing practice,
McQuillan began producing photograms during a 2008
residency at the
Islip Art
Museum on Long Island, NY. Without...
