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From: "Scott Sellers"
To:
Sent: Monday, February 19, 2001 3:35 PM
Subject: Re: [pinhole-discussion] WPPD?
"James Kellar" :
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> Hi all,
>
> As usual we have lots of issues here everyone has there own opinions
about
Ed,
Very best wishes for the opening on Friday. The text you wrote to accompany
your images is very beautiful.
I took the liberty of contacting the museum to inquire about the availability
of the catalogue you mentionned. They may suddenly get a surge in Email about
the catalogue from other mem
Gregg,
Actually there is a printed catalogue from the original exhibiton in
Esztergom. The work in the catalogue is excellent as was the original show
which I had the pleasure to see. I bought 20 catalogues and am trying to
sell them in Japan at my workshops and on my site. Perhaps you or someon
The PolyConic one is sort of an anamorphic version...never seen this before.
Its a 31k image though, even if we could legally use it
andy
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From: pinhole-discussion-admin@p at ???
[mailto:pinhole-discussion-admin@p at ???]On Behalf Of John A. Olson
Sent: Monday
"James Kellar" :
> Hi all,
>
> As usual we have lots of issues here everyone has there own opinions
about
> each issue. I have talked to Gregg Kemp and he has agreed to put up
a web
> page where every one can vote on each of the issues. I believe that
this is
> the only way that we will get any th
"STeven Tong" :
> I was wondering if anyone know how to make the pinhole camera found
> one the fallowing web page it a 360 camera and i would like to
know
> how it works so i can try to build on myself.
> http://www.pinholeresource.com/products.html#omniscope
> I would apericate any info
Guy I couldn't have put it better myself...great
andy
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From: pinhole-discussion-admin@p at ???
[mailto:pinhole-discussion-admin@p at ???]On Behalf Of Tom Miller
Sent: Monday, February 19, 2001 10:43 AM
To: pinhole-discussion@p at ???
Subject: Re: [pinhole-disc
Hello Gang. I am on the board of directors of the Lafayette Art Association,
a non-profit group in Lafayette, LA. We are having a National Juried
Competition of Enhanced PhotographyAlternative Photographic Processes
from 8/10 to 9/21/2001. Several cash prizes are available. You can enter
Br
--- "John A. Olson" wrote:
> Try this website and see if any of the animated images work for
> what we might like on our website.
>
> http://www.hammondmap.com/proani.html
Keep in mind that if one wants to go for animation, the time it will take to
download the animation will be significant. N
--- Mike Vande Bunt wrote:
> Ynfortunately, to my eyes, both of the logos look
> more like a phonograph record than a world pinhole.
> And it's a subtle enough concept that non-pinholers
> won't understand it anyway.
>
> Should we have a competition to select the "official"
> logo?
If we decide
Mark,
I really, really like the results. And I agree, the lens camera could never
provide the feeling of your images. Its purpose is to come as close as possible
to the 'real' thing! Funny that they spend so much efforts transforming the
'real thing' so that it looks like 'something else' that i
hi all, thanks for the positive feedback on the images.
guy, you had it right as far as how they were done. the figures are "normal"
photos that are cut out, placed in miniature environments then
re-photographed with the pinhole. i tried doing the same thing with a lens
camera but the results were
Steven
Try this as a substitute, it works exactly the same way:
Take an empty gallon of paint and drill a pinhole at the bottom of the can.
You will have to figure out the size of the opening but try something like
0.5mm (0.2 in). Then fit a sheet of paper along the walls of the can. Put
the lid
Try this website and see if any of the animated images work for
what we might like on our website.
http://www.hammondmap.com/proani.html
I'm not plugging this company or site I just found it doing some
map projection searches on some of the webengines.
On 18 Feb 2001, at 21:04, ethereal art
I'd suggest you investigate anamorphs to start with. Once you figure
out how they're produced, you could probably design a camera. The
photos at Pinhole Resource don't provide much help; but my best guess
is that there's a conical or cylinderical mirror in the center that's
projecting the image ont
Steven,
Alex Gilham has some interesting anamorphic images made with only a toilet
paper tube at:
http://www.p at ???/pinholer/exhibits/ (click on Alex's name)
While this may not be exact same approach as the camera listed at Pinhole
Resource, it does make an interesting anamorphic
Hi Ed,
The Hungarian images are really intriguing. They all have an historical feel
to them - as if they were made in the 19th century. Is this typical of
Hungarian pinholers? I guess the age of the architecture helps, but its more
than that. Very interesting stuff.
Best wishes on your own
I was wondering if anyone know how to make the pinhole camera found
one the fallowing web page it a 360 camera and i would like to know
how it works so i can try to build on myself.
http://www.pinholeresource.com/products.html#omniscope
I would apericate any info since i cant' afford to
Hello Guy,
Beautiful image! It captures the Valentine season in northern
climates. To paraphrase David Vestal's recent comments in Photo
Techniques... The colors are better in Black and White.
Tom
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From: "Guy Glorieux"
To: "Pinhole List"
Sent: Monday, February 19
Wow! I love these!
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http://www.p at ???/discussion/upload/images/pinholeinterior.jpg
http://www.p at ???/discussion/upload/images/pinholelori.jpg
they are taken with a 4x5 polaroid back with a cardboard box taped on the
front and type 55 film. the figures are cut
Hi all,
It was the day after Valentine day and the sun was casting a beautiful
light in the windows of the appartment. So I took the vase with the
flowers I had offered my wife, placed it in the window and took this
pinhole photograph...
http://www.p at ???/discussion/upload/images/roseinwint
Mark,
Excellent stuff, thx for sharing and keep them coming, pls.
Guillermo
- Original Message -
From: mark boucher
hi everyone,
i've been a member of the list for a while, but i mostly just read the
listings. however i recently got a scanner so now i feel like i can be a
mark boucher wrote:
> the figures are cutouts placed in dioramas or in front of painted
> backdrops.
Mark,
I love your images. I'm not quite sure I understand what you did,
though. Did you take photographs of these women, cut them out and
rephotographed them with a pinhole using a different b
In a message dated 2/18/01 9:12:42 PM, ethereal...@mindspring.com writes:
<< If the earth could be animated to rotate while the pinhole stays fixed it
would be AWESOME+ACE- I will put in a dollar, no problem.
Rosanne >>
Whoa!
Sounds great!
leezy
In a message dated 2/18/01 6:48:48 PM, dalf...@aol.com writes:
<< No
offense intended, but I do think it should not be counted out simply because
of your personal experience, this is a democratic forum after all, I think/
hope. >>
Agreed. I just asked as a favor, given the many choices we are
Beautiful images, Mark.
Thank you for sharing.
leezy
Hi all,
You can see six images from the 12th Biennal in Esztergom Hungary which had
the theme Camera Obscura at http://www.fotomuzeum.hu/kiall/bienal.html The
images don't enlarge but are there as a preview to the museum exhibition.
Ed
Edward Levinson
*Specializing in Fine Art and Editorial
Yes, it seems to me that given the creative bunch we
have here, a logo contest would be the way to go
I was just trying to improve on the design that
existed at the moment.
Colin
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hi everyone,
i've been a member of the list for a while, but i mostly just read the
listings. however i recently got a scanner so now i feel like i can be a
participating member. check out a couple of images at:
http://www.p at ???/discussion/upload/images/pinholeinterior.jpg
http://www.p at
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