Bellowgram is a camera-less photograph made by exposing photographic paper inside the enlarger bellows—the light-proof space between the lens and film plane. I place objects within this void and expose them directly in the darkroom, creating reversed images where the subject becomes the film and the print functions as the negative. 'That Might Look Good in My Enlarger II – Cruets CMYKRGB' (2025) references Talbot's 'Articles of Glass' (1844).