Hi Pinholers,
I am new to the discussion group, and although I have been taking pinhole
photographs with a Nikkormat and Pinhole Body Cap for about 2 years now, I have
recently built an integral film polaroid pinhole camera. You can see a couple
of images of it:
If the essence of a child is movement, then a pinhole is the ideal method to
desribe it. My experience is that you can captue quiet movement easily
enough in bright sun. Anything moving throughout an exposure of more than
ten seconds will simply disappear. I enjoy playing with overnight exposures,
In a message dated 4/19/02 11:50:35 PM Central Daylight Time,
heidtsa...@hotmail.com writes:
The other night I tried to do an exposure of my
older child while she was sleeping. She stayed in exactly the same
position
for such a long time. I'm wondering if it will turn out...
I
Guillermo, my brother and I thank you so much for the helpful advice.
I will certainly let you know how the camera turns out.
I quit my academic job 2 years ago to be at home with the girls full time.
Lately my main subjects for photographs have been my daughters, but that's
hard to do with a
