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Stenop.es- Paris

Stenop.es: a pinhole movie project

/2 buildings cast upon living room, 'stenop.es EP #2', paris, france. The 'stenop.es' project by french photographers Romain Alary and Antoin Levi effectively transforms apartment rooms into pinhole cameras, merging outdoor and indoor landscapes as the view outside is cast (upside down) upon interior walls. To achieve the effect, the photographers darken the entire apartment, blocking all light from windows save for a small hole that lets a beam of light enter. Rather than the image being captured onto photographic paper in the apartment, the artists instead capture the resulting imagery with stationary DSLR cameras focused on the wall. This perspective permits the striking meshing of ordinary household objects with the edifices and landforms outside.

pinhole movie project

Stenop.es by Romain A

With a little elbow-grease, the camera obscura effect is a DIY project you can do in pretty much every room. Simply block all light save for one tiny hole which allows light to entire and fill the room, recreating an upside-down image of the world outside. The walls of the room become the photographic paper, merging eerily with furniture and blending the divisions between indoor and outdoor.

stenop.es ‪This video is a part of a pinhole movie project based on the principle of the Camera Obscura. An apartment is completely darkened. A hole is made in a window, letting lights from outside coming in. Projections are taking place everywhere inside.‬ ‪Stenop.es is looking for amazing places in order to continue its visual work. Contribute now on ‬stenop.es