21. - Kinor.net - Roland Buehlmann Pinhole and other photography. http://kinor.net

22. Nick's Pinhole Photography Instructional materials on pinhole photography, with an emphasis on school settings, a collection of historical articles from the 19th and early 20th century, and a gallery of http://idea.uwosh.edu/nick/pinholephoto.htm

contact me by email at dvoracek@uwosh.edu Using Powerpoint Digital Imaging Miscellaneous Multimedia Pinhole Photography Astronomy My Blog: Audiovisual Diary My photographs Resources ... Workshops My photographs Organized into four galleries In the south kitchen window Elsewhere in the house In the garden Out and about More current work can be found on my Flickr page Resources about pinhole photography The Populist, a camera everyone can make (pdf, 1.8MB, 12 pages, 8.5 x 11 inches) Ilustrated step-by-step directions for making a reliable pinhole camera out of readily available, mostly recycled materials which uses normal 35mm film and processing. If you build and take pictures with The Populist, I've created a Flickr group for you to share the photos. Pierre-Olivier Boulant has posted a I 've made several variations on the Populist. You'll have to be familiar with the above directions for them to make sense. 120 Populist.

23. Justin Quinnell - Pinhole Photography Photo Gallery - A Photo Gallery Powered By Pinhole photography by Justin Quinnell a photo gallery powered by Photobox http://www.photoboxgallery.com/quinnell/4113834

Help View basket No items are being added to your basket 1 item is being added to your basket items are being added to your basket complete Close In my basket items Empty Basket Go to basket Checkout Justin Quinnell - Pinhole photography Gallery details Gallery Home E-mail Web site http://www.pinholephotography.... Helpful Links Delivery info Customer FAQs Collections Mouthpiece Pinhole photography by Justin Quinnell For more images and information on making pinhole cameras please visit www.pinholephotography.org Page Previous Previous Next Next Mouthpiece Click on the Add Photos link to store your photos in this album View Collection Buy all photos View slideshow Collection products and prices (10 images) Last updated 19 Sep 07 Page Previous Previous Next Next PhotoBox is Europe’s leading online digital photo printing service offering award-winning quality prints dispatched same day, plus unlimited photo sharing and free safe storage. PhotoBox also has an extensive range of personalised photo gifts and greeting cards. Pro Gallery home Create a Pro Gallery PhotoBox Privacy ... Help Loading...

24. Photography: Camera Use And Care, Taking And Developing Photos Links to how-to guides for nature, theatrical, concert, underwater, digital, stereoscopic, 3D and pinhole photography; astrophotography; and darkroom tips. http://www.knowledgehound.com/topics/photogra.htm

25. Henrieke I. Strecker | Photography Exhibition and contact information and portfolio of German pinhole artist Henrieke I. Strecker. http://www.pinhole-photography.de/

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26. Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day - Home An international event to promote and celebrate the art of pinhole photography by encouraging people throughout the world to make a simple pinhole photograph and share their http://pinholeday.org/

Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day Home About WPPD How to Participate Events Resources ... Gallery Language: Azerbaijani Català Čeština Dansk Deutsch Nederlands English Español Français Magyar Italiano Polski Português Srpski Slovenian Svenska Türkçe What is Pinhole Day? Anyone, anywhere in the world, who makes a pinhole photograph on the last Sunday in April, can scan it and upload it to this website where it will become part of the annual Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day celebration's online gallery. The last Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day was celebrated around the planet on April 25, 2010. Visit the gallery to view the pinhole photographs taken on that day from participants around the world! NOTE: Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day is always the last Sunday in April. In 2011, Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day is April 24. Since this is also Easter Sunday, for 2011 only, we will accept pinhole photographs taken between April 23 and May 1. Contact Us

27. Pinhole Photography Information about pinhole photography. Pinhole Photography. Pinhole photography is lenless. Instead of a lens there is simply a tiny hole to let light into the camera body and onto http://www.mediacollege.com/photography/types/pinhole/

Video Audio Lighting Photography ... Types : Pinhole Pinhole Photography Pinhole photography is lenless . Instead of a lens there is simply a tiny hole to let light into the camera body and onto the recording medium. For more information about how these cameras work see pinhole cameras At first it may seem ludicrous to use such a primitive device. However there are several good reasons for wanting to use a pinhole camera: It is a great hands-on way to learn how cameras work, especially for school students. There are many creative possibilities. For example: curve the rear plane, make multiple pinholes. Some specialist applications are suited to pinhole photography, for example, certain types of astrophotography. Pinhole photography enjoys a surprisingly strong following. Despite the obvious limitations of not having a lens, pinhole photography offers many creative possibilities. Enthusiasts like the challenge of building cameras from unusual containers, and creating interesting effects with the container shape, multiple pinholes, etc. MediaCollege.com

28. Schmuck, St Phane Color, and black and white galleries by German-born French photographer. Darkroom, and pinhole photography information. http://www.sck-photo.de

Herzlich Willkommen Diese Seite befindet sich noch im Aufbau. Stephane Schmuck Telefonbuch Das Hennef nospam_ducon@aol.com

29. Flickr: Pinhole Photography Pinhole Photography Group Pool Discussion 6,892 Members Map Join This Group. Group Pool 42,641 items Only members can add to the pool. http://www.flickr.com/groups/pinholers/

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30. Jon Grepstad - Photography And Texts A website dedicated to pinhole photography, building large format cameras, IR photography, UV photography, fine art Xray photography http://home.online.no/~gjon/

Jon Grepstad Photography and Texts Photography Pinhole photography Large format photography Panoramic photography Fine art IR, UV, X-Ray ... DIY tools Articles On digitality, language and society (In Norwegian) Miscellany Jottings Norwegian e-texts Software in Nynorsk (In Norwegian) About me Brief presentation Contact gjon@online.no Pinhole Photography – History, Images, Cameras, Formulas Pinhole photography is lensless photography. A tiny hole replaces the lens. Light passes through the hole; an image is formed in the camera. Pinhole cameras are small or large, improvised or designed with great care. Cameras have been made of sea shells; many have been made of oatmeal boxes, coke cans or cookie containers; at least one has been made of a discarded refrigerator. Cameras have been cast in plaster like a face mask, constructed from beautiful hardwoods, built of metal with bellows and a range of multiple pinholes. Station wagons have been used as pinhole cameras – and rooms in large buildings. Basically a pinhole camera is a box, with a tiny hole at one end and film or photographic paper at the other. Designing and Building a Large Format Camera My book Building a Large Format Camera is an 85 page manual with instructions and plans for building a 4 x 5 inch monorail camera with friction focusing. The book has 30 step-by-step drawings, 23 sketches and 11 photographs, a wealth of references to relevant literature and numerous useful addresses in the US and Europe. Most drawings are to scale and may be scaled up for an 8 x 10 inch camera. The book can now be downloaded free of charge from my website.

31. Welcome To The Pinhole Resource Pinhole Photography Another World by Eric Renner and Nancy Spencer. If you want to play with your intuitions and you're interested in a more mysterious image, pinhole http://www.pinholeresource.com/shop/home

Skip to content Skip to main navigation Skip to 1st column Skip to 2nd column ... PinHole Photography Resource - PinHoleResource.com Your Shopping Cart Show Cart Your Cart is currently empty. Home Shop About Us Workshop ... Digital Pinhole/Zone plate Body cap You are here: Pinhole Photography: Another World by Eric Renner and Nancy Spencer If you want to play with your intuitions and you're interested in a more mysterious image, pinhole photography might be what you want. Pinhole can also be a very inexpensive and easy way to obtain a large negative, useful for non-silver printing. You don't need to know f stops, worry about whether your battery is working, or carry around a lot of different lenses. What you'll need is a sense of humor and an appreciation for discovery! ©Nancy Spencer and Eric Renner, End of the World , pinhole photograph, from series on deaf ears , 2005, made with a 1-1/2" Leonardo pinhole camera, 10 minute exposure. To do pinhole photography, all you really need is a light-tight box. Almost anything can be turned into a camera. All kinds of light-sensitive materials (both black and white and color film and photo paper) will work. And it's easy to make a pinhole, or pinholes for multiple imaging. In this digital age many people opt for a digital pinhole NO DUST body cap or a digital zone plate cap placed on their digital single lens reflex camera (known as a DSLR). These caps are available from Pinhole Resource for most all DSLR cameras. You simply remove the lens and place the cap on the digital body. Extensive information on digital pinhole and zone plate body caps is available by linking to

32. Jesse Welton's Pinhole Photography Pinhole Photography. I've been doing pinhole photography since the summer of zip which is to say, 2000. Please enjoy the following collections http://jwelton.v-space.org/pinhole/

Pinhole Photography I've been doing pinhole photography since the summer of zip which is to say, 2000. Please enjoy the following collections: At the Origins game convention: Origins 2000 Origins 2001 Origins 2002 Origins 2003 ... Some self-portraiture In addition to viewing my photos, you may be interested in reading a description of my camera , including construction and handling tips, should you wish to make your own. A note on my philosophy of pinhole photography: There is little point in using a pinhole camera to take the sort of pictures you can take with an ordinary lensed camera. You'll never get the same image quality. A pinhole image should therefore utilize one or more of the unique features of pinhole imaging. The two most obvious of these are an essentially infinite depth of field and long exposure times. Having an infinite depth of field means that, while the image may be blurrier than can be achieved with a lens, everything in the picture is in equal "focus", no matter how near or far (except in the limit of extreme closeness); so it is possible to contrast objects of vastly different scales and distances in the same shot. Long exposure times means it is possible to capture action in a uniquely blurry and ghostly way. Back to the Hub

33. Mark Tweedie | Pinhole Photography | Bookbinding | Poetry Blog and gallery containing pinhole photographs, cameras, poetry and hand-bound books. http://www.marktweedie.co.uk/

Blog Galleries Shows/Web Books ... Falls - West Dart River Sunday, October 31. 2010 My route crossed the river once more: brooding sky, cascading, peat-laden water. Posted by Mark Tweedie in Dartmoor Pinhole photography at Comments (0) Trackbacks (0) Del.icio.us Digg Shore dance Saturday, October 23. 2010 Posted by Mark Tweedie in Pinhole photography at Comments (2) Trackbacks (0) Del.icio.us Digg Photographic Inspirations Friday, October 15. 2010 A few months ago I posted a list of photographers I had found especially thought-provoking and, having discovered some really inspiring artists recently, now seems a good time to repeat the exercise. I have deliberately chosen photographers who do not use pinhole cameras as their primary means of image-making. To be too introspective in terms of method becomes stultifying and leads to sterility. (The same applies to media, so perhaps I should come up with a list of painters, sculptors, composers and designers too.) What interests me in all these photographers is that their artistic power exists not simply in the photography itself. The photographs they make, although exquisite as an aesthetic expression in themselves, are made complete by the beauty of the emotions and concepts they explore. They all demonstrate a deeply meditative aspect which acts as a magnifier to the intense awareness they develop in the process of their creativity.

34. Pinhole The web's most comprehensive site devoted to the art of landscape and nature photography using traditional as well as digital image processing techniques. http://www.luminous-landscape.com/tutorials/pinhole.shtml

Home What's New Store Discussion Forum ... Contact Search the site: advanced search Content on this site: Michael Reichmann Username: Password: Contributor Login Pinhole Photography Through the Eye of a (Sewing) Needle By: David F. Stein Pinhole imagery may be photographyís equivalent of drawing with chalk. Simple. Cheap. Accessible to anyone. Capable of astonishing, sophisticated results. This is photographyís sleight of hand. The fact that we can produce a quality image on sensitized materials without a lens fascinates and inspires. Out of nothing comes something — and all that. Our work can be as studied and precise as traditional view camera photography or as spontaneous as loading some 1600 speed film in a 35mm camera fitted with a pinhole body cap and taking pinhole snapshots. One of my first decent images. The camera was made from an empty box of 5x7 enlarging paper. The film was Kodak Commercial, unfortunately no longer manufactured, which was capable of excellent tonality and could be developed by inspection, as we do prints, under a conventional red-amber safe light. Enlarging paper and lith film can both be used as a negative material and developed by inspection.

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36. Memoire Floue - Guy Glorieux Photographe Straight, digital, and softly focused, color pinhole photography. http://www3.sympatico.ca/guy.glorieux/

Guy Glorieux photographe qui me perturbait, sans laisser de traces ..." Gersy Kozinsky

37. History The pinhole, as an imageforming device, has played an important role in the evolution of the modern camera. The observation of images formed by a small opening in an otherwise http://www.pinholephotography.com.au/History/history.html

Site Updated June, 2004 The pinhole, as an image-forming device, has played an important role in the evolution of the modern camera. The observation of images formed by a small opening in an otherwise darkened room goes back, at least to Aristotle’s time, around 350 BC. Regnier Gemma Frisius, observed an eclipse of the sun at Louvain on January 24, 1544, and later he used this illustration of the event in his book De Radio Astronomica et Geometrica, 1545-thought to be the first published illustration of camera obscura principles. The darkened room, or camera obscura evolved into a portable room which could be moved around in the landscape and was used by Renaissance artists as an aid to rendering perspective (drawing). By about 1570 a simple lens that produced a brighter image which was easier to trace had replaced the pinhole. In its most common form in the early 1800s, the camera obscura was a simple box with a lens at one end. The lens projected an image onto a 45 o mirror, which in turn was reflected onto a ground glass screen (the same principle used in reflex camera systems today) - the image could then be traced on translucent paper laid over the glass. Observation and experimentation into the light sensitive properties of the silver halides dates back to the early 1700s but it wasn't until 1826 that Joseph Niepse, a French lithographer, produced the worlds first "photograph from nature" using light sensitive Bitumen of Judea on pewter in a camera obscura - the exposure time is reputed to have been around eight hours!

38. Edo Photos-Edward Levinson Personal web site of Edward Levinson, specializing in fine art and editorial pinhole photography. http://www.edophoto.com/

39. Pinhole Photography: Information From Answers.com Pinhole photography is the most basic optical system, using no lens, but a tiny ‘pinhole’ aperture punched in a metal plate fixed to the front of the camera. Its precursor http://www.answers.com/topic/pinhole-photography

var isReferenceAnswers = true; BodyLoad('s'); On this page Library Animal Life Health History, Politics, Society ... Technology pinhole photography Photography Encyclopedia: pinhole photography Home Library Photography Encyclopedia Pinhole photography is the most basic optical system, using no lens, but a tiny ‘pinhole’ aperture punched in a metal plate fixed to the front of the camera. Its precursor was th camera obscura, dating from the 10th century and adapted as an optical aid for artists in the 1540s. From the 1850s, pinhole apertures were used in experimental photometry , assessing lens distortion and spectral absorption, but were rarely applied to photographic imaging until after 1880. The reasons for this concern the particular optical properties of a pinhole which, as compared with a lens, produces substantial diffusion and requires very long exposure times. Unlike a lens, an aperture cannot bend the rays of light to focus an image on the receiving plane, but instead simply allows a bundle of light rays to pass through it. Poor image resolution results, although it can be improved by radically restricting the size of the aperture. Yet this operates only to a degree, because a very small aperture produces diffraction, which itself undermines resolution. Furthermore, at a small aperture, fewer light rays will reach the receiving plane, necessitating long exposures, and pinholes were not practicable for imaging until photographic negatives were made more light sensitive. A pinhole aperture dispensed with

40. Massimo Stefanutti - Pinhole Photography - Fotografia Stenopeica Pinhole photographs by Massimo Stefanutti, plus information (in Italian) about pinhole photography. http://www.massimostefanutti.it

MASSIMO STEFANUTTI FOTOGRAFIA STENOPEICA PINHOLE PHOTOGRAPHY Main Page biography portfolio exhibitions ... contacts è più che certo. Ma tu non la cerchi, è lei che ti cerca, che ti insegue, e il labirinto altro non è se non la tua, finché è possibile, la tua, finché è tua, fuga, fuga Wislawa Szymborska © 2010 Massimo Stefanutti web design mmazzi

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