pinhole photography

For further guidance, most libraries have books on pinhole photography.

In the early 1990s, the artist undertook her first experiments with the medium of pinhole photography.

His main interest in photography is landscapes and pinhole photography.

Bone up by reading about pinhole photography.

Patience is necessary with pinhole photography because trial and error is an integral part of the process.

The Composer's stability also allows for the long exposures usually needed for pinhole photography.

This included articles on pinhole photography and seaside photography.

Isaacs studied pinhole photography with Pinky Bass.

Unlike traditional pinhole photography the aperture is created by placing one's hands over the CMOS senor.

Pinhole Photography - History, Images, Cameras, Formulas (online article, first published 1996)

Once considered as an obsolete technique from the early days of photography, pinhole photography is from time to time a trend in artistic photography.

Over the past decade, Lindsay, now a mid-career Canadian artist, has achieved additional recognition for her pinhole photography, and photo-collage photography.

Worldwide Pinhole Photography: this is an international event created to promote and celebrate the art of pinhole photography.

The workshop is in conjunction with the exhibition, "Make Believe: Pinhole Photography by Mabel Odyssey," where children can see the world from inside such a camera.

Use with a digital SLR allows metering and composition by trial and error, and is effectively free, so is a popular way to try pinhole photography.

He incorporates processes including digital, polaroid, polaroid transfer, pinhole photography, digital as well as color photography of all sorts and gelatin silver.

Ms. Saddler, who has taught pinhole photography at Cooper Union, is assembling a book called "New York From a Pinhole Point of View."

The process Bucklow uses creates an unusually intense quality of light, and the images are formed using sunlight with a technique similar to the pinhole photography developed in the late nineteenth century.

Its new exhibition, "Make Believe: Pinhole Photography by Mabel Odessey," focuses on the old-fashioned form of picture taking, whose basic requirements are a sealed box with a small aperture to admit light.

Personanlly I like the things that digital cannot do- pinhole photography, light leaks, double exposures, overlapping exposures, and 'redscale' -reversing colour film so that the image is filtered through the lurid red film backing.

Made in Poland: Contemporary Pinhole Photography, Brant Gallery, Boston; University Art Gallery, New Bedford; The Art Institute of Boston, Boston (2007)

A book of pinhole photography called "Dark Chamber", featuring new work by Richards as well as work by Wolf Howard, Billy Childish and others was published by Urban Fox Press in May 2007.

The article is used in photography courses in several colleges in the US and is a major resource for pinhole photographers participating in the Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day, which takes place on the last Sunday of April every year.

His lengthy and thorough online article, "Pinhole Photography - History, Images, Cameras, Formulas", first published in 1996, updated regularly, is a staple source on the subject of lensless photography and has been translated into Spanish, Portuguese, Russian and Polish.

"MAKE BELIEVE: PINHOLE PHOTOGRAPHY BY MABEL ODESSEY" lets children enter a room-size camera obscura to experience an early form of photography.