Week Two - It's an exhibition!

The pinhole exhibition in our small gallery

On Monday we met again with Justin. Since we were working in the three groups again, my group had some time before we met with Justin to take some more photos, and which I used to develop my photo from the week before. It turned out much better than I had expected considering how long I had left the shutter open, but there was actually a lot of detail in the photo, which I am very happy with. 

Justin explained to us how to take a photo with a longer exposure, for example several months, and gave everyone who wanted to try it some more paper to use for it. I have not yet decided where I want to place my camera. My first idea to leave it just outside the window does not work as I can’t actually reach down enough, and the window opens too high up for me to get the camera down, so I am currently thinking about other options. 

We were told to hang our results in the gallery before going to our lecture. Unfortunately, the lecture was on at the same time so we all had to hurry a bit with getting our photos up. I edited three photos out so that I ended up hanging five of my overall results, including one portrait and the picture I took at home. 

Left: My contribution
Right: Other students taking photos


I also found these two beautiful beach pinhole photos:

http://dbphototechnologies.wordpress.com/

http://chriskeeney.com/blog/2009/03/dianne-bos-march-2009-featured-pinhole-photographer