This video is pretty fascinating. John Chiara builds a pinhole camera that he actually has to go inside to change the film. He drives it to the destination, then has to park the camera. Very interesting to see the process. Check this 7 minute video out:
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That process is NUTS! Good to appreciate though.
Posted by: FRED EGAN | October 01, 2008 at 11:01 PM
Unbelievably amazing. Those are the only words I can muster...
Just came across your name on Jeremy Cowart's website.
Posted by: Mark Cornellison | October 02, 2008 at 06:26 PM
Talk about extreme photography! Really inventive, i'm going to pass this on to my professor at school, in my experimental class !
She should love your method! We're just doing van dykes and cyanotypes and hand tinting! Saw this as a result of NickOnken from Fred Egan's blog!
Posted by: Katherine Robertson | October 11, 2008 at 09:39 AM