41. Pinhole Photography By Addison Geary pinholephotography.com Has been reserved, and is enjoying free domain parking, courtesy of BareMetal.com Inc. http://pin-hole-photography.com/

42. Mabel Odessey Pinhole Photography Colour and black and white pinhole images, photograms and information on workshops and commissions. http://www.mabelodessey.com

43. Fine Art Photographers Pinhole Photography Pinhole photography portfolio of photographer Thomas Hudson Reeve Photographer New York City 2001 present Click on Thumbnails to see Larger Images http://www.papercams.com/gallery/photos.html

Thomas Hudson Reeve Photographer New York City 2001 - present Click on Thumbnails to see Larger Images Home About the Artist About PaperCams

44. Alessandra Capodacqua Photography A website on pinhole photography, toy cameras and alternative processes http://www.alessandracapodacqua.com

45. Hyenaland Photographic Archives Table Of Contents Diana camera, Polaroid transfers and SX-70, night and pinhole photography. http://members.tripod.com/~crj/

Build your own FREE website at Tripod.com Share: Facebook Twitter Digg reddit document.write(lycos_ad['leaderboard']); document.write(lycos_ad['leaderboard2']); Welcome to Hyenaland Photographic Archives The main archives contain works by Christopher R. Jones You are visitor # since June 1997 Sign My Guestbook View My Guestbook NEW: A Hyena AVI!! (Takes about 4 minutes to download) The works are split into six different categories: Night Images updated 1/3/99 Polaroid SX-70 updated 3/16/98 Diana Camera Images updated 1/3/99 Polaroid Emulsion Tranfers New Prints updated 8/10/99 New Category (created 11/21/98) Pinholes GalleryShows City Scapes A Collection of Polaroid SX-70s Taken by Christopher Blay and Christopher R Jones Visit my link page to other artists Sign My Guestbook View My Guestbook This Jones Soda Webring site owned by Christopher R Jones Previous 5 Sites Skip Previous Previous ... List Sites The Hyena Web Ring is brought to you by... WebRing. This is Christopher Jones 's homepage. Previous 5 Sites Skip Previous Skip Next Next 5 Sites ... Ring of Photography site is owned by Christopher R Jones C lick for the Next Page Skip It Next 5 Want to join the ring? Click here for

46. Ffplm.it - Ffplm.it - GALLERIA, FOTOGRAFIA STENOPEICA PINHOLE PHOTOGRAPHY : Work Cenni storici e tecnici di Pinhole Photography, detta anche a foro di spillo. Galleria di immagini. http://www.ffplm.it/galleria.htm

sulla fotografia stenopeica Working with 6x6 Landscapes IL MONDO ATTRAVERSO LA CRUNA D'UN AGO. Un omaggio alla Fotografia Stenopeica con immagini di vario formato, dal 6x6 cm al 20x25 cm. A tribute to Pinhole Photography with pictures ranging from 6x6 cm to 8x10 inch. Pinhole Photo Una storia della fotografia

47. Nick's Pinhole Photography Historical articles on pinhole photography return to Nick's Pinhole Photography. I was a History major as an undergraduate, and I've always found it http://idea.uwosh.edu/nick/oldarticles.htm

contact me by email at dvoracek@uwosh.edu Using Powerpoint Digital Imaging t Classroom technology manuals Pinhole Photography Astronomy My Blog: Audiovisual Diary Historical articles on pinhole photography return to Nick's Pinhole Photography I was a History major as an undergraduate, and I've always found it interesting to look at primary sources of materials. Here are some historical references and some articles on pinhole photography from the late 19th and early 20th century. In chronological order except where I've grouped a couple by the same author together. These files are in Adobe Acrobat format. You will need to download and install the Adobe Acrobat Reader in order to read them.You can download it free from Adobe These files are somewhat large. It takes about 10 minutes to download one megabyte with a dial-up modem. The Interlibrary loan department at UW Oshkosh, to whom I am indebted for obtaining most of the articles on this web site. Click on the image to enlarge I'm pretty sure all these works should be in the public domain Natural Magic by Giovanni Battista della Porta (1558) In Chapter VI of Book 17, which covers a variety of optical topics, he was the first to describe the use of a small aperture to view an image in a camera obscura, and then goes on about how it works better with a lens.

48. Pinhole Photography From Photography And Digital Art ArticlesArticles EBSQ is a creative space that provides art marketing tools and serves as a hub for the self rep and indie artist community. Join our artists, photographers, and crafters. http://www.ebsqart.com/artMagazine/Pinhole-Photography/za_223.htm

@import "/dojo/dijit/themes/soria/soria.css";@import "/CSS/dojo.css";@import "/CSS/ebsq.css"; dojo.require("dojox.widget.FisheyeLite"); Self Representing Artists Login or Join Help Galleries Exhibits ... our blog Important: Home Education Photography and Digital Art Pinhole Photography Pinhole Photography Diane Dobson Barton Photography and Digital Art Share this page: Learn: Overview Submit an Article Art History and Criticism Business and Marketing ... Thumbs You may have heard of pinhole photography, but what is it? You know it is a form of photography, but what is it exactly? Simply put, pinhole photography is a unique method of taking pictures, with a camera that has no lens. It is not a new art form, but it has recently gone through a renewed popularity. This renewed interest is due in part to the backlash to the onslaught of digital photography and art forms. As with digital photography, a pinhole camera can help bring your creativity alive. But with pinhole photography you can design and build the camera itself, creating an element of control that gives it a unique twist. Once the basic concept of a pinhole is understood, and you are able to create a workable camera and entire new world of possibilities are opened. And your only real limitation is your own imagination. If you have never tried pinhole photography and would like to know what it is, or if you have and would like to know more about the process, this article is written with you in mind.

49. Welcome To Pinhole Photo Gallery - Artist Mary Carr-Chaisson is open by chance or appointment year round. Mary would love to give you a personalized tour of the darkroom, show you her work, and explain her technique. http://www.pinholephotogallery.com/

is open by chance or appointment year round. Mary would love to give you a personalized tour of the darkroom, show you her work, and explain her technique. Mary also offers one-on -one instruction in building a pinhole camera, taking pictures, and creating prints. Please contact her for details and to schedule a time. phone 902.628.1575 mary@pinholephotogallery.com mail to 25 Woodlawn Dr. Charlottetown, PE

50. Exploring 21st Century Photography — F295.org Contains a forum for the discussion of pinhole photography, camera construction, exhibition and techniques. Includes an upload gallery to post pinhole images. http://www.f295.org

Exploring 21st Century Photography F295.org Home F295 Forum 2011 Symposium Membership ... Bookstore by admin blog Flickr ) that talks about his experiences with the self-made developer and, perhaps most importantly, has a nice developer chart you can download! flickr group So much to try, so little time! October 22, 2010 No Comments Pinhole Informal Meeting at the Minneapolis Photo Center by admin Smith Avenue High Bridge Join the Bill Erickson Chapter of the League of Upper Midwest Pinholers for its tenth annual autumn get-together. Whether you are a dedicated practitioner of the lensless arts or a curious art lover, learning and delight are guaranteed. Moderated by Tom Miller, the program features presentations by Minnesota State Arts Board grant recipient Earl Johnson and University of Minnesota photography instructor and graphic artist Peter Martin. Time slots will be available for attendees to present their work. A Question / Answer / Sharing time will follow. Bring a homemade camera or two, a couple of your favorite lensless images, or simply an inquisitive mind. This event is free The Pinhole Forum is free to all Mpls Photo Center members and guests/students. Please RSVP to:

51. PINHOLE Photography Pinhole Photography, pictures taken with self-built pinhole cameras. Pictures, camera s, extra information http://users.skynet.be/bef/pinhole

52. Pinhole Workshop With Scott McMahon At Project Basho In Philadelphia, PA, NJ, NY This advanced photography workshop offered in the Northern Liberties section of Philadelphia teaches the refined art of printing photographs on carbon http://www.projectbasho.org/workshops/2009spring/pinhole-photography.html

Home Classes/Workshops Pinhole Photography Select Classes/Workshops Photographic Vision I Photographic Vision Digital I Photographic Vision II Photographic Vision for Teenagers Photographic Vision Color I Introduction to Mac Re-intro to Photography Intro to B+W Darkroom 100 Pictures a Week Intro to Color Printing Learning Digital SLR Introduction Palladium Printing Portfolio Case Making Carbon Printing Studio Portraiture Seminar on Contemporary Japanese Photography Real World Scanning Large Format Photography Wet Plate Collodion Seeing Beyond the Literal Pinhole Photography Matting and Framing Creating Digital Negatives Pinhole Photography - Learn to make visually arresting images by using this very simple natural phenomena Scott McMahon Description: In exploring the mysterious and fascinating qualities of pinhole photography, this workshop will begin with the introduction of the camera obscura. With a variety of materials such as wood, metal, foam core and found objects, participants will construct and then photograph with their own pinhole camera creations. Using film and photographic paper we will generate large format negatives and consider ways to interpret them in print form. We will experiment with zone plates (a distant relative of pinhole) and further examine ways to bridge the gap between high tech and low tech by retrofitting existing cameras, 35mm, medium and large format, holga, even digital SLRÕs with pinhole apertures.

53. Philippe Moroux: La Porte D'Aval - Kallitype Prints And Pinhole Photography A site dedicated to pinhole photography, kallitype prints, Etretat and to everyone who believes that photography may be a kind of philosophy. http://www.xs4all.nl/~moroux/

A site dedicated to alternative photographic processes ( pinhole photography and kallitype printing) and to everyone who believes that photography may be a kind of philosophy by Philippe Moroux In Nadeau's Encyclopedia of Printing we can read: "Kallitype Process (Ger.: Kallitypie) Also spelled Callitype. A printing process patented by Dr. W.W.J. Nicol in 1889. Paper, or other suitable material, coated with a mixture of a ferric salt and silver nitrate." On this site Philippe Moroux makes voluntarily no difference between the kallitype process and the Vandyke or Van Dyke Process. Van Dyke prints are Kallitype prints. May be the Argyrotype print could also be called a kallitype... Have a try? Pinhole Camera A camera working without lens, also called stenopeic camera. In French this camera is called "sténopé" or "chambre sténopé". The characteristics of a pinhole camera is to produce slightly unsharp images with an infinite depth of field. Calculate the opening Charles Baudelaire When I first created this site in 1995, I named it from the well-known poem of Charles Baudelaire: L'Invitation au Voyage. Two years later I discovered a beautiful edition of a translation of this poem: ISBN 0-8212-2398-4.

54. Pinhole Doug's Website Doug Blain s workshops, galleries, projects, and services that relate to pinhole photography. WARNING site navigation opens lots of new windows. http://www.pinholedoug.com

This website is best viewed in 1024 x 768 resolution My mother uses 800 x 600 View Intro or Skip intro

55. Pinhole - A Set On Flickr This is a set of photos by Scott Speck, on www.flickr.com, featuring both medium and large format film pinhole photographs. http://www.flickr.com/photos/41427422@N00/sets/72157594506881880/

56. Pinhole Photography Pinhole photography mimics the techniques that were used for the very first cameras. http://www.youdesignit.com/resources/pinhole-photography

Log-In System Action has been successfully performed Pinhole Photography Pinhole photography mimics the techniques that were used for the very first cameras. It does not contain a lens. A pinhole camera can be a can or box that is very dark, or almost black, inside. Although the technique to make a pinhole camera is easy, loading the film and developing the pictures take some practice. Characteristics of Pinhole Photography A pinhole camera has no batteries nor does it use electricity. Instead, it uses a tiny pinhole to allow light through in order to expose the film to the subject of the photograph. This is unlike modern photography but the results can produce stunning photographs. It does take some practice to take a suitable photograph unlike most of today's point and shoot digital cameras. Taking a picture while using pinhole photography enables the photographer to make unique art that has a depth not usually seen in digital photography. The picture has a softer texture and the field of vision is wider. The length of time that the film must be exposed to the subject in order to produce a picture with a pinhole camera varies widely from a few hours to a few seconds. Because a pinhole camera looks so unusual compared to today's cameras, using one is an artistic experience itself. How To Make And Use A Pinhole Camera Tips and Techniques: Pinhole Photography 35mm Single-Lens Reflex Pinhole Photography How It Works-Basic History of Pinhole Photography The ancient Greeks used a form of pinhole photography in order to watch an eclipse safely without harming the eyes. Early astronomers used a small, dark room, called the camera obscure, to look at the image of an eclipse as it fell upon a blank wall opposite the tiny pinhole drilled in the wall. The hole allowed the image to come into focus.

57. Welcome To Adobe GoLive 4 Photography, lithography, oil paintings, short film clips, snowboarding, Alternative photographic processes, pinhole photography, http://www.fortunecity.com/westwood/macy/298/

58. Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day - Support 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://www.pinholeday.org/support/

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 Resources Pinhole FAQ Resources - all categories - The Basics How To Make a Pinhole Camera Examples of Pinhole Cameras Workshop Resources The Specifics Discussion Zone Plate Photography Pinhole Photographers Commercial Resources Pinhole and Alternative Processes - all languages - English Italiano Deutsch Português Español Nederlands Français Čeština Polski The Basics Pinhole Photography - History, Images, Cameras, Formulas (Jon Grepstad) History and introduction to pinhole photography. The Pinhole FAQ A brief introduction to pinhole photography. Meet Me at the Corner (Donna Guthrie's Video Field Trips for Children) Here is a "Meet Me at the Corner" video on pinhole photography. How To Make a Pinhole Camera Making A Pinhole Camera From An Oatmeal Box (Stewart Lewis Woodruff) Excellent instructions on how to make a pinhole camera out of a paper oatmeal box. Good eating, good photos!

59. Pinhole Workshop With Scott McMahon At Project Basho In Philadelphia, PA, NJ, NY Home Classes/Workshops Pinhole Photography http://www.projectbasho.org/workshops/2008spring/pinhole-photography.html

Home Classes/Workshops Pinhole Photography Select Classes/Workshops Photographic Vision I Photographic Vision II Photographic Vision Color Re-intro to Photography Intro to Color Printing Philadelphia Grid Project Matting and Framing Historical Processes I Intro to Studio Lighting Intro to Palladium Printing Making of Portfolio Case Large Format Photography Creating Artist Book Seeing Beyond the Literal Pinhole Photography Pinhole Photography - Learn to make visually arresting images by using this very simple natural phenomena Scott McMahon Description: Learn different methods of pinhole imaging, camera designs and concepts. Participants will investigate the different principles of pinhole photography and construct and then photograph with their own camera creations. We will experiment with and even make our own zone plates (a distant relative of pinhole), retrofit existing cameras, 35mm, medium and large format, holga, even digital with pinhole apertures. We will also explore slit imaging and multiple pinholes in this four-day lens-free extravaganza. Also, as a part of the workshop, students will participate in the Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day and will submit their work to the website. Schedule: Two-weekend workshop Materials needed: Different materials to construct pinhole cameras 4x5 sheet films (Ilford FP4 is recommended) Prerequisite: Photographic Vision I or portfolio review Fee: $350 + lab fee of $50 Deadline: April 11 Instructor: Scott McMahon received his MFA from Massachusetts College of Art in Boston and BFA from The University of the Arts in Philadelphia, PA where he is currently teaching Non-Silver Printmaking. His work has been published in Pinhole Photography, Rediscovering a Historic Technique by Eric Renner, The Book of Alternative Photographic Processes by Christopher James as well as Pinhole Journal. Scott has exhibited throughout the United States in many group and solo exhibitions.

60. Examples: Authentic Tasks: Fine Arts (photography I - Pinhole Photography) (Auth Standards. Use Pinhole cameras to create paper negatives and positives; Demonstrate proficiency in photo terminology and equipment http://jonathan.mueller.faculty.noctrl.edu/toolbox/examples/photo1parrish00/pinh

Home Examples Fine Arts Pinhole Photography Standards Use Pinhole cameras to create paper negatives and positives Demonstrate proficiency in photo terminology and equipment Students will show responsible care of equipment Students will identify and analyze processes and problems encountered in photography Students will follow the safety guidelines Objectives Learn the three basic parts of the camera Build and use a pinhole camera with the three basic parts Learn about the relationship of lighting and exposure time Learn how a pinhole camera works Keep journal sheets of pinhole negatives Learn how to use the chemistry in the darkroom to process negatives Learn how to make a test strip Learn what characteristics make a good positive and negative Learn how to use the enlargers to create positives in the darkroom Learn how to mount photo correctly Follow safety guidelines Assignments All assignments and self-evaluation rubrics must be included in the comprehensive binder.

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