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Sent: Saturday, January 26, 2002 1:18 PM
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Subject: Re: [pinhole-discussion] Art 21: Ann Hamilton
Lisa,
I too understand about being a little uncomfortable shooting in public.
What helped me with this issue was to go somep
Lisa,
I too understand about being a little uncomfortable shooting in public.
What helped me with this issue was to go someplace that didn't have a
lot people present. I used to shoot a lot of seascapes from the beach
close to where I used to live. I would go there early on the weekend
mornings
Try film.
I will i am just used to paper, it is alot more convenient for one
photography and developing. But I am going to try. I have actually
converted a 1932 Agfa Preis 6x6 and can't wait to use it. Perhaps tomorrow.
But then I have to test it and develop the film and enlarge in the enlarger
> Is it not more akin to drawing? Particularly if the exposures are long. So
> far my exposures are far too long for candid photos.
Try film. I just realized that I got two incredible images from the swap
(from Zernike and Ingo) that contained the kinds of figures I'm talking
about. I think Ze
Mouth-pinhole portraiture! What a wonderful way to de-sensitize students to
photographing other people close enough up.
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From: "Lisa Reddig"
To:
Sent: Friday, January 25, 2002 10:19 AM
Subject: [pinhole-discussion] Art 21: Ann Hamilton
> Did anyone e
Taking photos with a pinhole is not the same to taking one with a lens.
For one, the image is blurred
Is it not more akin to drawing? Particularly if the exposures are long. So
far my exposures are far too long for candid photos.
Often people are incidental with this sort of photography
If you wa
Lisa
If you have a fear of being caught in the act however small the probability,
then announce to everyone what you are doing by making you camera a parody
of a camera. Perhaps you can write "this is a camera" on the box and
announce to everyone what you are doing.
Then you can have fun with wha
> I am also "reluctant" to photograph people in public w/o their
consent. I
> have done it sometimes with a pinhole/TLR, I look 90 degrees from
the people
> but point the lens to them, this "technique" would be too obvious
for some
> people being photographed as the front of the camera with the
vi
Lisa
If you are shy about photographing people, disguise your cameras! Then you
can steal a part ot their souls without them knowing it. People often don't
have a clue what's going on with pinhole cameras. You can even put a false
lens onto one side so that they think you are taking photos of s
: Re: [pinhole-discussion] Art 21: Ann Hamilton
- Original Message -
From: R Duarte
>candid images of people.
For fun you should check out this odd site I heard of last week.
http://www.pinholespy.com/ It's a little strange, but interesting.
There have been a number of well k
- Original Message -
From: "Lisa Reddig"
>
> There have been a number of well known photographers who have done sneeky
> pictures like that. (My favorite Harry Callahan to name one) The
dillemma
> as always with these kinds of things is the moral one. I know legally
> people in public c
eal that one grape either. :) I
think it's because I'd feel guilty, not so much because I'm worried about
being caught. :)
rob
> From: "Lisa Reddig"
> Reply-To: pinhole-discussion@p at ???
> Date: Fri, 25 Jan 2002 12:06:26 -0500
> To:
> Subject: Re:
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From: R Duarte
>candid images of people.
For fun you should check out this odd site I heard of last week.
http://www.pinholespy.com/ It's a little strange, but interesting.
There have been a number of well known photographers who have done sneeky
pictures like that
something.
Rob
> From: "Lisa Reddig"
> Reply-To: pinhole-discussion@p at ???
> Date: Fri, 25 Jan 2002 11:19:44 -0500
> To:
> Subject: [pinhole-discussion] Art 21: Ann Hamilton
>
> Did anyone else watch the Art 21 episode on PBS last night? It had Ann
> Hamilt
Did anyone else watch the Art 21 episode on PBS last night? It had Ann
Hamilton who did a series of mouth pinholes. That part was only a small
part of the show, but it was interesting none the less. She used film
canisters that she put in her mouth, then took the tape off, then stood with
her mo
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