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Pinholes Anonymous
What does /p/ think? Critiques on the pinhole shots please. I've never done this before and it took a sheet of ruined photo paper to get the hang of it.
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>> Anonymous
Anyone?
>> ac !!VPzQAxYPAMA
The shots aren't all that interesting if you disregard the technique used to make them, but you're mixing it up and trying new things and I approve of that. Now go take some pinhole shots of things that would make good pinhole pictures.
>> NatureGuy !se3A3TwzdY
Be more creative

Changing the shape of the pinhole in relation to the subject could create some interesting effects. Certainly you've seen the custom brokeh threads on /p/. You be able to use the same concept to create more interesting pinhole pictures.

>>132824
seconded
>> Anonymous
why dont you use a camera obscura? or cave painting, i kinda like the idea of pinhole photography, but it seems a bit too much like camera collecting as opposed to photography.
>> Anonymous
True, but since the darkroom I use is only at the school, I can't travel anywhere as I would only be able to take one picture before needing to go back. :/

These were taken with a box that's very small, enough to fit a watch. I might make a larger camera with a different sized hole.

Do you guys know how the size affects the photos? Is there a difference if I were to use a small box with a small hole for a long time vs a large box with a larger hole for a short amount of time?