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-What is Pinhole Photography? 

Pinhole photography is using a recycled object, coke bottles/cans trash bins even for photography. As long as their is a pinhole inside the object, the light sensitive paper will do its job. 

 How would you define it and explain it to someone who didn't know anything about it?

Creating a rudimentary camera, and taking photos with it. As long as the object is an cylinder shaped object can be used. The size doesn’t matter too much, even a trash bin can be used. 

-Explain the process of how Pinhole Photography works, from the taking of the photo to the developing of the light sensitive paper.

Every camera needs a shutter, and in my case a piece of electrical tape worked best. taping the camera with black duct tape worked best. After poking the hole, later on I just inserted the light sensitive paper and inserted in facing the hole. Processing the images are easy, putting in the image into the first chemical and waiting until their are things coming up, switch to the other plates immediately. 

-What is fascinating or interesting to you about Pinhole Photography?

The fact that such objects can create art is so interesting, this really tells us the possibilities our life holds. So next time before I throw something away, I’ll think about everything else, maybe I’ll be able to use such things. 

​-What are some tips to be more successful in Pinhole Photography?

Find a larger object, and cover all things. Make sure there are no holes, and that things are completely blocked. Time your camera’s, the exposure can’t be too long or too short. Bring a bunch of camera’s to take photos, so you actually get one to use. 

-Explain your accompanying favorite photo:  

I like the one that I took in the bus, it was quite shaky, but to me it only added to the effect of the photo. I brought the two photos home, and they both worked out quite well. I will definitely continue to experiment with this type of photography. 

What was the lighting (natural or artificial) like in your setting?  

The letting was just neutral, not too much light but enough to be bright. It really had a positive effect, and didn’t ruin the photo. The light really brought out the rows of seats, and eventually if you focus you can underdstand the image. 

Where at school did you shoot this? How long was your shutter speed? 

The bus, and the shutter speed was about 25-30 seconds. I trust and rely highly on feeling and gut, so in many ways I just had a feeling and I got quite lucky. 

Where was the camera placed for the point of view/angle?

What I really loved about meeting these children in the beginning was their innocence. I loved how they can just mess around, fight and laugh at each other while having no disputed. I wish the world was made of children, it really became a viewing point for me. These photos were taking while I was playing with them, and when they grow up to my age, hopefully some of them will have the same opportunity as I will. 

To my perspective, I believe that a portrait is the most fundamental and basic version of photography. The creation of this phenomenon was not created to take landscapes or light effects. It was supposed to document the life of others, of history. Its nothing hard, and in many cases you get lucky, and in everything else you have to create chances for yourself. To actually know what sort of background you want, and when the opportunity arises, you take the photo. Our photography teacher suggested for us to interact with some of the children, and to talk to them. Getting to know your subject is quite crucial, to actually know who you are talking to. This will help you in better ways show the personality your subject posses’s.