© Aditya Mandayam

This, prac­ti­cally would make your iPhone, iPad, or any LCD screens your truly dig­i­tal neg­a­tive. Aditya Mandayam:

For the past few years I made prints like this: shoot-develop-scan film, print dig­i­tally. The Laptopogram is an inverse. […] Laptopograms are images made by press­ing pho­to­sen­si­tive paper onto a lap­top screen and flash­ing an image in a man­ner not unlike con­tact print­ing or pho­tograms. […] ‘Laptopogram’ is a mis­nomer — I reckon they can be made with pretty much any mon­i­tor. Perhaps ‘Luminous Screen Emulsion Transfers’ is a better.

Brilliantly authen­tic. Excuse me, I got some dust­ing to do.

(Via Photojojo)