Apr 27, 2019
Solargraphy # 71
07.02.19 - 27.04.19
multipinhole camera
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Solargraphy # 71
07.02.19 - 27.04.19
multipinhole camera
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multi-pinhole camera
15.2.15 - 27.2.15
Neopan Acros 100
Diana Multi-Pinhole Camera
(approx. 20 minutes under very low light inside an abandoned tin dredge)
(approx. 2 minutes under extreme sunlight)
(approx. 60 minutes on a very dark balcony lightly illuminated by a street lamp)
My second attempt at pinhole photography and I think it will not be my last ;) I decided to not do anything fancy like I did on my first roll, where colored gels and multi-pinholes were used. That first attempt was quite an accident, as you can see here. The beauty of pinhole photography is having your image in sharp focus from the point closest to your camera to the furthest which is not possible with lenses. Basically what you see with your own eyes is what you ultimately get...IF you get your exposure times right, that is.
Oh, and if you haven't submitted your photo to the Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day website, it's about time you did!! Head over to the official website for more information on how you can be part of this project.
-eleanorrigby236