A SUNPRINT IS A "CAMERALESS" IMAGE WHERE ONE USES LIGHT, OBJECTS AND LIGHT SENSITIVE PAPER TO CREATE A COOL PHOTO RIGHT OUTSIDE! (PHOTO BY THE WAY, MEANS LIGHT!) THE STUDENT WILL SET OBJECTS DOWN ON TOP OF SUNPRINT PAPER WHICH WORKS BEST IF SANDWICHED IN A GLASS EASEL. THE PAPER SHOULD BE EMULSION SIDE UP. IN THIS CASE THAT WOULD BE THE BLUE SIDE. THIS IS NOT AN EXACT SCIENCE BECAUSE THE SUN HAD DIFFERENT INTENSITIES DEPENDING ON THE DAY. IF THE DAY IS CLOUDY, YOU MIGHT WANT TO TRY ABOUT 5 MINUTES. ON A SUNNY DAY, ITS ABOUT 2 OR 3. AFTER THE EXPOSURE TAKES PLACE, THE STUDENT WILL RINSE THE PRINT. THE IMAGE STARTS TO REVERSE. THE PHOTO WILL THEN BE PUT ON THE RACK TO DRY. THE PHOTO WILL BECOME DARKER AS IT DRIES. AFTER THE PHOTO IS DRIED, IT SHOULD BE SCANNED (SO THAT IT CAN BE ACCESSED ELECTRONICALLY) AND THEN PUT INTO THEIR "P" DRIVE FOLDER. FINALLY THE PHOTO SHOULD BE PUT IN THEIR PERSONAL PORTFOLIO.