A darkroom image is created by a series of steps that involve the use of various materials. The first step is to create a negative (NEG) from the original image, which is then used to create multiple copies of the image on photographic paper (NEGS). To ensure the image is properly exposed, toners (TONERS) are used to adjust the contrast and brightness. After the image is exposed, it is developed in a FIXER (FIXER) solution, which stops the development process and makes the image permanent. Finally, the image is washed in a TRAY (TRAY) of water and TONER (TONER) to remove any remaining chemicals.