S1 Week 2: 120mm lomo, 35mm and making cameras
Making pinhole cameras
Figure 1. Pinhole camera made from cardboard gift box
Figure 2. Pinhole camera made from Ilford 5x7” MGIV paper box
Figure 3. Pinhole camera made from coffee can
Figure 4. Scanned paper negative from test exposure captured with Ilford box pinhole camera (Figure 2)
Figure 5. Scanned paper negative from test exposure captured with Ilford box pinhole camera (Figure 2)
Figure 6. Digitally inverted scan of paper negative from test exposure captured with Ilford box pinhole camera (Figure 2)
Figure 7. Digitally inverted scan of paper negative from test exposure captured with Ilford box pinhole camera (Figure 2)
4x5” pinhole paper negatives
Figure 8. Scanned paper negative captured with 4x5” large format camera
Figure 9. Digitally inverted scan of paper negative captured with 4x5” large format camera
35mm photography
To alleviate the frustration of developing my practice in pinhole photography and with the Diana F+, I shot a roll of 35mm film with the EOS3 riding home from work along the Merri Creek Trail through Thomastown and the Upfield Shared Path through Coburg and Brunswick. Frankly, I needed a reminder that I do know how to use a film camera and take a photograph and get loose myself in developing 35mm negatives.
Figure 10. Sharp left, 2022, scan of original 35mm negative
Figure 11. Mohawk Merri, 2022, scan of original 35mm negative
Figure 12. Pearville, 2022, scan of original 35mm negative
Figure 13. Charred, 2022, scan of original 35mm negative
Figure 14. Hard right … harsh reality, 2022, scan of original 35mm negative
Figure 15. All aboard, 2022, scan of original 35mm negative
Keywords
Studio 1, Week 2, 35mm, Pinhole cameras, Paper negatives, Experimental photography