A process made popular by the Surrealist artist Man Ray, the photogram was actually one of the first photographic processes, developed by Talbot in the mid 19th century. This simple and unique introduction to darkroom photography incorporates a variety of everyday and natural objects with different transparencies that are placed on light sensitive paper. Easily developed in the sun and resembling an x-ray, the photogram is a fascinating way to explore transparency, light sensitivity and the origins of photography.