The picture to the left is a wooden make-up case that I bought at Value Village for my very first assignment I had in my ART 2031A (2-D Foundation - drawing & image) class I had this semester.
We were to find an object and make a pinhole camera out of it. A container of some kind that was 'light' tight, and if it wasn't we had to make it so. It also had to be something that we could put a very small pin hole in it to take pictures with. This camera took beautiful miniature pictures - no bigger than your thumbnail. The detail was wonderful. Time consuming, but well worth the results. Enjoy the pictures - AND more to come!
The pictures below were done with the make-up case camera you see above - they are self portraits.
Picture B below was done with another camera I had bought. It was a tin can in the shape of a strawberry. Sorry don't have the pic for that. The Funky Negative, wasn't the pinhole camera, but was me using Photoshop to get a weird altered picture of the original Negative B - another self-portrait.
The picture below was also done with the strawberry camera outside on the University campas.
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