A PHOTOGRAM IS A "CAMERALESS" IMAGE WHERE ONE USES LIGHT, OBJECTS AND LIGHT SENSITIVE PAPER TO CREATE A COOL PHOTO. (PHOTO BY THE WAY, MEANS LIGHT!). IN THE DARKROOM, THE STUDENT WILL SET OBJECTS DOWN ON PHOTO PAPER (EMULSION SIDE UP) UNDER THE ENLARGER (PREFERABLY UNDER GLASS IF NECESSARY) . NEXT, USING THE TIMER, THE STUDENT WILL EXPOSE ABOUT 3-5 SECONDS OF LIGHT DOWN ONTO THE PHOTO PAPER. AFTER THE TIMER GOES OFF THE STUDENT WILL PUT THE PAPER THROUGH THE 3 CHEMICAL BATHS. DEVELOPER, STOP, FIX AND RINSE. THE PHOTO WILL THEN BE PUT ON THE RACK TO DRY. AFTER THE PHOTO IS DRIED, IT SHOULD BE SCANNED (SO THAT IT CAN BE ACCESSED ELECTRONICALLY) IN THEIR "P" DRIVES. FINALLY THE PRINT SHOULD BE PUT INTO THEIR FINAL PORTFOLIO.