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photogram

Picture produced on photographic material by exposing it to light, but without using a camera.
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The creation of the Journal was not without controversy and it was attacked in the Photogram newsletter, "Its destiny is obscured by the fact that those behind it seem to have no clear cut ideas of its purpose and functions.
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