Showing posts with label pinhole. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pinhole. Show all posts

Monday, December 22, 2008

Making a Pinhole Camera

I have been toying with the idea of building my own pinhole camera for a while now, and today I have stumbled across this excellent tutorial from CK Design and Photography to put together pinhole cameras from all different kinds of objects.

However, this one is my particular favourite - introducing the Spamera.



Please find more cameras here.

If anyone feels like having a go and making their own pinhole cameras, don't be shy, I would love to see them. Email your camera and your photographs if you like to brokendalek (at) btinternet (dot) com, and I will post them so that the rest of our readers can view them too.

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Thursday, June 12, 2008

Pinhole Photography by Rob Gardiner

Slow City, Pinhole

Circle Line, Pinhole

Ireland Yard, Pinhole

Pinhole photography


Pinhole cameras are the most basic of all cameras. There is no lens at all, just an extremely small pin-prick sized hole to allow light into a wooden box. There is a nice selection of black and white photography featured in Rob Gardiner's gallery. The pinhole photography is merely one of his categories.

Black and white pinhole photography by Rob Gardiner

More Pinhole informtion from the Pinhole Resource


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