| Pinhole
photography is photography in its most basic and some say most creative
form. The normal camera lens is replaced by a small hole, usually about the
size made by a pin, thus the name pinhole. The camera body can be any
container that unexposed photo material can be mounted until exposed by
light through the pinhole. A pinhole camera can be as simple as a cardboard
box sealed to be light tight, withy a sheet of film on one side, a pinhole
on the opposite side and a piece of black tape as a shutter to control the
exposure. To date, most of the pinhole photos here were taken with a 35mm
camera body with various pinholes in a homemade lens cap. |
