Members of JPPS (Japan Pinhole Photographic Society)"2008 JPPS Members Group Show"Tokyo, Japan
Dan McCormack"Dan McCormack"Kingston, New York, United States
Luish Coelho"ESTREITORAMA"Lisbon, Portugal
Wayne Belger"Fantastic Contraption (group show)"La Jolla, California, United States
David Tatnall"Melbourne: Pinhole"Warrnambool, Victoria, Australia
Craig J. Barber"Ghosts in the Landscape: Vietnam Revisited"Triangle, Virginia, United States
Willie Anne Wright"Civil War Redux"Huntington, West Virginia, United States
William Livingston"Art of Commerce"Long Beach, California, United States
Nancy Breslin (and others)"Award Winners VIII"Dover, DE, United States
Dianne Bos"Pinhole Workshop"Montecastello di Vibio, Umbria, Italy
David Tatnall"Introduction to pinhole photography"Trentham East, Victoria, Australia
David Tatnall"Advanced pinhole photography"Trentham East, Victoria, Australia
"Plates to Pixels"Portland, OR, United States
"Who would believe that so small a space could contain the image of all the universe? O mighty process! What talent can avail to penetrate a nature such as these? What tonque will it be that can unfold so great a wonder? Verily, none! This it is that guides the human discource to the considering of divine things. Here the figures, here the colors, here all the images of every part of the universe are contracted to a point. O what a point is so marvelous!"
- Leonardo da Vinci
"Regard it as just as desirable to build a chicken house as to build a cathedral."
Frank Lloyd Wright
slowlight Ritratto ideale di Duchamp e Man Ray by Francesco Capponi Francesco Capponi makes glorious project-specific pinhole cameras, where the camera and the photos from them are part of the same work. How can you not [...]
Sheila Bocchine, Pinhole Photographer This pinhole is on the balcony of Sol Y Sombra. We went here for a yelp.com party in July. Super excellent restaurant. There was a chicken dish that may have been the best chicken I’ve ever tasted. I highly recommend [...]
Pinhole photography | bookbinding | poetry - Pinhole photography One of the wonderful sculptural objects in the garden of Dyffryn Fernant. I loved the way the water in the finely-balanced still reflected the sky and made it part of the garden itself.
boxfotos It has been a while since I have posted a Weekly Artwork Feature.... But I am happy to announce an easier way to purchase. Now all you have to do is click on the PayPal "Buy Now" button and your artwork can be on [...]
Laura Campbell- Pinhole Diaries - Pinhole Photography and Cyanotypes » pinhole travels Greetings from Las Vegas, New Mexico. I’ve seen some beautiful country this last week in the Chama Valley in New Mexico and lower San Luis Valley in Colorado. We’ve made a couple of ever-widening [...]
Sheila Bocchine, Pinhole Photographer This pinhole is on the balcony of Sol Y Sombra. We went here for a yelp.com party in July. Super excellent restaurant. There was a chicken dish that may have been the best chicken I’ve ever tasted. I [...]
Laura Campbell- Pinhole Diaries - Pinhole Photography and Cyanotypes » pinhole travels We’ve settled in for the night in Gallup, NM. Tomorrow we head out down I-40 for a bit and then northeast to Cuba, NM. Hope to find a few things to pinhole there tomorrow. I’ve always wanted to go [...]
PHOTOBOB Found it ... my very first foray into pinhole photography back in 1996 - January - 17th.I was an English teacher at a jr high school in Japan and found a small darkroom upstairs in the chemistry/science supply room. [...]
boxfotos My buddy (ok- it is my husband) over at toycameraplay.blogspot.com is now offering high quality, inexpensive digital reproductions of his awesome Polaroids. The images are printed on archival paper using Ultrachrome [...]
slowlight Two Frogs in Ice by Mark Tweedie I am completely in love with some of Mark Tweedie’s pinhole work, particularly the Still Life in Ice series he made last winter, freezing things into blocks of ice. I keep [...]
PHOTOBOB For images from the D300 trials, please see the August-September 2008 issue of VISIONS magazine.
