Obscura: Community Book on Modern Pinhole Photography Needs Funding
The folks over at Obscura Book have pulled together 121 pinhole images…
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Worldwide Pinhole Photography day
Coming soon to a camera near you. The annual Worldwide Pinhole Photography…
Long term pinhole solargraphs the new hot thing
Seems like the latest thing in pinhole photography, is making 3 month,…
Hot Dog Stand doubles as a Pinhole Camera
Using an abandoned hot dog stand as an enormous pinhole camera, Marian…
Stenop.es – A Pinhole Movie Project
stenop.es from Romain A on Vimeo. Stenop.es: Photographers Romain Alary and Antoine…
12th Annual Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day
The annual worldwide pinhole photography day is fast approaching. Make plans for…
Video About Pinhole from Nancy Breslin
Nancy Breslin, who we interviewed here awhile back, has created a great short about pinhole photography.
Expose for a year, gone in an instant
Photographer Michael Chrisman, makes extremely long exposures with his pinhole camera. Placed…
Call for Entries: The Built Environment
The Built Environment http://www.darkroomgallery.com/ex23 CALLING FOR SUBMISSIONS DEADLINE 12/1/11 Midnight EST Images…
Lensless on the road
The next best thing to turning a car or van into a…
Historic process to capture timeless history
Another canadian pinhole photographer article looks at a pretty cool pinhole project….
Forget the Turducken, create a pinhole ducamera
From last year, Hong Kong photographer Martin Cheung, shares his experience of…
NPR – Your [pinhole] Photo of the Day
Lovely pinhole image featured on NPR
Discovering Pinhole in Montreal
An article in the Montreal Gazette by Peter Balkwill, talks about taking…
Speaking at f295 Symposium
I will be speaking at this year’s f295 Symposium which takes place…
April 24, 2011 :: Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day
Worldwide pinhole day happens on the last Sunday of April each year. Events, workshops, gallery exhibitions and lectures are happening around the world as part of this event. The WPPD site offers listings of related events as well as a growing collection of photos from each WPPD. Don’t forget to submit yours this year.
Imagining Music: The Work of Mabel Odessey
Music, like photography, is as much a science as art. When combined, magical things can happen. Without Lenses is pleased to share with you, the work of Mabel Odessey, a photographer whose work is inspired by and created through collaborations with musicians. The Piano Paille PInhole project is just the most recent. Mabel shares with us how she works with the musicians collaboratively, and where she is going next.
Safe Havens: The zoneplate work of George Sheils
A frequent visitor and poster on f295.org, I was pleased when George Sheils, known as Seoirse, started posting his recent series of work from the harbours around Ireland. He has graciously agreed to share some background on his experience as well as the Safe Havens project he is currently working on and fun project called The Frosties with us here at Without Lenses.
The Populist
Nick Dvoracek, creator of the popular tutorial for making a 35mm pinhole camera, The Populist, shares the material with Without Lenses. Available here in HTML, the full step-by-step instructions for making this camera.
Celebrate Ten Years of Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day: April 25th
We celebrate this year’s Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day with interviews with two…
Celebrating WPPD with Tom Miller
As we near the 10th celebration of Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day, Tom Miller shares some history of the organization with us as well as his personal inspiration and pinhole work.
Celebrating WPPD with Gregg Kemp
Gregg Kemp shares some history of the Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day and his work with Without Lenses.
Child’s Play & War Games with Benjamin Wooten
Benjamin Wooten discusses his series “This is for real war!” and the influence of the work by Eadward Muybridge and several war photographers in how he approaches his work.
Shoreline Dreams: The Pinhole Work of Ky Lewis
Our featured gallery shares the dreamy beach images by Ky Lewis. They recall summers long past when you were a kid and everything is a blur.
Collage, Construction and Pinhole: Making Memories with Jesseca Ferguson
Blending polaroid with alternative processes, Jesseca Ferguson, builds her images with old letters, book parts, taxidermied birds and other fleamarket finds to create seductive, layered memories.
From Workshop to Book: Talking with Brian Krummel About The Pinhole Camera
Brian Krummel, author of the new book, The Pinhole Camera, shares his thoughts about writing the book, about the artists he features on the companion website and his own work as a pinhole photographer.