An analog photogram is essentially a photo made without a camera, by placing objects on photosensitive materials and exposing them to light. Marcin Lewandowski shows how to reproduce the effect with digital equipment. The results are pretty cool!
Photograms were perfected by Man Ray in the 1920s, though he typically used inorganic materials.
• Marcin Lewandowski/Sound of Photography (via Adorama)
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