1. The Pinhole Gallery The Pinhole Gallery is dedicated to the fine art of pinhole photography in all it's shapes and sizes .Category Arts Photography Techniques and Styles Pinhole......pinhole photography, exhibits of dozens of artists, directory of web sites, learningresources, gallery. What I think of pinhole photography, by Dave Clarridge. http://www.pinhole.org/

The Gallery About Pinhole Why Pinhole Forums ... Pinhole Events "Since 1997, where the art of pinhole photography lives." April 10 2003 NEWS! I've noticed that there are a growing number of images in the gallery that seem to be decaying. If you have images in the gallery and you notice that some of them are looking a little ragged, please send in replacements. I'm not 100% sure as to the cause, but I suspect it has something do do with the image pre-processor I was using to make thumbnail images. So, please. Send replacement images if you can. Thanks! Byron NEWS from Barney Berns! What I think of pinhole photography, by Dave Clarridge It seems that most of what is written, and discussed, about photography centers on optics, film speeds and curves, the latest and greatest equipment, zone systems........ All valid issues which, to me, miss the real point of it all. What I love about photography is that it is magical. Today I still get that funny feeling that came over me the first time I saw an image come up in the developer. What I love about pinhole photography is that it is MAGICAL . Without all the expensive gadgetry I am able to capture what I feel, more than what I see. One never knows exactly what you're going to get with a pinhole camera until the film is developed. And what appears is something only a pinhole camera can see. It's as though a parallel universe is opened up to us.

2. Oatmeal Box Pinhole Photography By Stew Woodruff - How To Make And Take Pictures Photo gallery plus directions to make a pinhole camera, take pictures and develop them. Also, links Category Arts Photography Techniques and Styles Pinhole......Pinhole day 2003.gif (8602 bytes). BACK HOME - NEXT. eiaward.gif(6357 bytes) recommendedsite.gif (8086 bytes). vbutton - study web http://users.rcn.com/stewoody/

BACK - HOME - NEXT New: "Scanners"making lensless photos with a flatbed scanner any questions or comments? stewartwoo@msn.com All text and images presented are by Stewart Lewis Woodruff

3. Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day - Home Provides extensive background on pinhole cameras complete with instructions for making one from scratch. pinhole photography is lensless photography. A tiny hole replaces the lens. http://www.pinholeday.org/

Home About WPPD How to Participate Events Resources ... Gallery Language: Chinese Danish Deutsch English Español Français Italiano Japanese Nederlands Polski Português Srpski Slovensko Svenska Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day The last Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day was celebrated around the planet on 28 April 2002. Visit the gallery to view the more than 900 pinhole photographs taken on that day from participants in 35 countries! The next Pinhole Day will take place on April 27, 2003. Locate a workshop near you. Visitors since April 1, 2001:

4. Pinhole Visions, The Art Of Pinhole Photography pinhole photography international news, calendar, exhibits of dozens of artists,directory of web sites, discussion list, learning resources, and more. http://www.pinhole.com/

Home News Events Gallery ... This Site Recent News Stories Gregg Kemp Winner of Pinhole Photography Prize, Marubi 2003 [Apr 08, 2003] Welcomed for the first time in Albania, the International Artistic Photo Contest, Marubi 2003, included a special section of Camera Obscura (15 participants)... read this story... Pinholers and the war [Mar 29, 2003] I took an informal poll of visitors to the Pinhole Visions web site regarding the US led war against Iraq... read this story... Pinholes Now Available at Pinhole Visions [Mar 22, 2003] An assortment of various sized, laser-drilled pinholes are now available from the Pinhole Visions web site... read this story... 1st 'World Pinhole Image' Tribute to Intn'l Cooperation [Mar 20, 2003] With the simplest of all tools - a handmade pinhole camera - eight pinhole photographers reached out to hold hands over land and sea and create the first “World Pinhole Image”... read this story... New Exhibition at Pinhole Visions: Tom Lindsay [Mar 13, 2003] Tom Lindsay is a good friend to many pinholers who keep up with the Pinhole Visions discussion list... read this story...

5. Pinhole Photography:- The Penultimate Pinhole Photography Site Comprehensive introduction to pinhole photography, howto information on cameras, making pinholes, exposures, gallery of images. Very good how-to information, but many links to other sites are dead. http://neon.airtime.co.uk/pinhole/

6. Pinhole Photography Pinhole camera kits, information and examples on this fascinatingly simple form of photography from Bender photographic. Pinhole Information Kits, Images and Pinhole Camera Kits. pinhole photography is, simply, photography without a lens http://www.benderphoto.com/pinhole.htm

Pinhole Photography Pinhole Information Kits, Images and Pinhole Camera Kits PINHOLE CAMERA KIT PINHOLE INFORMATION KIT

7. Stewart Lewis Woodruff, Zen And The Art Of Pinhole Photography Exhibit of pinhole photos by Stewart Lewis Woodruff at Pinhole Visions Main Gallery.Category Arts Photography Pinhole Photographers......Stewart Lewis Woodruff Zen and the Art of pinhole photography.( 24,727 Guests). © 1997 by Stewart Lewis Woodruff. http://www.pinhole.com/exhibits/Woodruff/

Introduction Statement Exhibit Guest Book Post Card ... More... Stewart Lewis Woodruff Zen and the Art of Pinhole Photography 25,135 Guests)

8. Pinhole Photography Detailed overview of pinhole photography, with links to other pinhole resources and a bibliography Category Arts Photography Techniques and Styles Pinhole......© 1996 Jon Grepstad. pinhole photography History, Images, Cameras, Formulas.By Jon Grepstad. ISBN 3-928126-60-1. Some pinhole photography Links. http://home.online.no/~gjon/pinhole.htm

Pinhole Photography - History, Images, Cameras, Formulas By Jon Grepstad [This article is also available at photo.net and Pinhole Visions in the USA.] Introduction Pinhole photography is lensless photography. A tiny hole replaces the lens. Light passes through the hole; an image is formed in the camera. Pinhole cameras are small or large, improvised or designed with great care. Cameras have been made of sea shells, many have been made of oatmeal boxes, coke cans or cookie boxes, at least one has been made of a discarded refrigerator. Cameras have been cast in plaster like a face mask, constructed from beautiful hardwoods, built of metal with bellows and a range of multiple pinholes. Station wagons have been used as pinhole cameras - and rooms in large buildings. Basically a pinhole camera is a box, with a tiny hole in one end and film or photographic paper in the other. Pinhole cameras are used for fun, for art and for science. Designing and building the cameras are great fun. Making images with cameras you have made yourself is a great pleasure, too. But in serious photography the pinhole camera is just an imaging device with its advantages and limitations, special characteristics and potentials. By making the best of the camera's potential great images can be produced. Some of the images could not have been produced with a lens. Characteristics Pinhole images are softer - less sharp - than pictures made with a lens. The images have nearly infinite depth of field. Wide angle images remain absolutely rectilinear. On the other hand, pinhole images suffer from greater chromatic aberration than pictures made with a simple lens, and they tolerate little enlargement.

9. Pinhole Visions, The Art Of Pinhole Photography Exhibits by many artists, news on pinhole photography events around the world, directory of pinhole artists, discussion list and learning resources. http://www.pinholevisions.org/

Home News Events Gallery ... This Site Recent News Stories Gregg Kemp Winner of Pinhole Photography Prize, Marubi 2003 [Apr 08, 2003] Welcomed for the first time in Albania, the International Artistic Photo Contest, Marubi 2003, included a special section of Camera Obscura (15 participants)... read this story... Pinholers and the war [Mar 29, 2003] I took an informal poll of visitors to the Pinhole Visions web site regarding the US led war against Iraq... read this story... Pinholes Now Available at Pinhole Visions [Mar 22, 2003] An assortment of various sized, laser-drilled pinholes are now available from the Pinhole Visions web site... read this story... 1st 'World Pinhole Image' Tribute to Intn'l Cooperation [Mar 20, 2003] With the simplest of all tools - a handmade pinhole camera - eight pinhole photographers reached out to hold hands over land and sea and create the first “World Pinhole Image”... read this story... New Exhibition at Pinhole Visions: Tom Lindsay [Mar 13, 2003] Tom Lindsay is a good friend to many pinholers who keep up with the Pinhole Visions discussion list... read this story...

10. Pinhole Photography Fine Art Photographers Pinhole paper cameras photography portfolio of photographer Thomas Hudson Reeve.Category Arts Photography Pinhole Photographers......Handmade Pinhole Paper Cameras Innovations in Camera Obscura Technology.New York City 2001 present. Enter Photography Gallery. http://www.papercams.com/

Thomas Hudson Reeve Photographer Handmade Pinhole Paper Cameras Innovations in Camera Obscura Technology New York City 2001 - present Enter Photography Gallery

11. Photography - Rietveld Academie - Architecture 2002 Photography by second year students in the Architectural Design Department, The Gerrit Rietveld Academy, Amsterdam, 2002. Includes landscape, people, still life, pinhole photography, portraits, sequences, and installations. http://www.gerritrietveldacademie.nl/departments/architecture/photography/

12. Hyenaland Photographic Archives Table Of Contents Diana camera, Polaroid transfers SX70, night and pinhole photography. http://members.tripod.com/~crj

Welcome to Hyenaland Photographic Archives The main archives contain works by Christopher R. Jones You are visitor # since June 1997 Sign My Guestbook View My Guestbook NEW: A Hyena AVI!! (Takes about 4 minutes to download) The works are split into six different categories: Night Images updated 1/3/99 Polaroid SX-70 updated 3/16/98 Diana Camera Images updated 1/3/99 Polaroid Emulsion Tranfers New Prints updated 8/10/99 New Category (created 11/21/98) Pinholes GalleryShows City Scapes A Collection of Polaroid SX-70s Taken by Christopher Blay and Christopher R Jones Visit my link page to other artists Sign My Guestbook View My Guestbook This Jones Soda Webring site owned by Christopher R Jones Previous 5 Sites Skip Previous Previous ... List Sites The Hyena Web Ring is brought to you by... WebRing. This is Christopher Jones 's homepage. Previous 5 Sites Skip Previous Skip Next Next 5 Sites ... Ring of Photography site is owned by Christopher R Jones C lick for the Next Page Skip It Next 5 Want to join the ring? Click here for info

13. La Porte D'Aval - Kallitype Prints And Pinhole Photography A site dedicated to pinhole photography, kallitype prints, Etretat and to everyone who believes that Category Arts Photography Pinhole Photographers......kallitype prints and pinhole photography. Etretat, l'Invitation auVoyage. A site dedicated to pinhole photography, kallitype prints http://utopia.knoware.nl/users/philippe/

A site dedicated to pinhole photography, kallitype prints, Etretat and to everyone who believes that photography may be a kind of philosophy In Nadeau's Encyclopedia of Printing we can read: "Kallitype Process (Ger.: Kallitypie) Also spelled Callitype. A printing process patented by Dr. W.W.J. Nicol in 1889. Paper, or other suitable material, coated with a mixture of a ferric salt and silver nitrate." On this site Philippe Moroux makes voluntarily no difference between the kallitype process and the Vandyke or Van Dyke Process. Van Dyke prints are Kallitype prints. May be the Argyrotype print could also be called a kallitype... Have a try? Pinhole Camera A camera working without lens, also called stenopeic camera. In French this camera is called "sténopé" or "chambre sténopé". The characteristics of a pinhole camera is to produce slightly unsharp images with an infinite depth of field. Calculate the opening Charles Baudelaire When I first created this site in 1995, I named it from the well-known poem of Charles Baudelaire: L'Invitation au Voyage. Two years later I discovered a beautiful edition of a translation of this poem: ISBN 0-8212-2398-4.

14. Pinhole Photography pinhole photography using homemade cameras built of cardboard or wood. I have been making photographs Category Arts Photography Pinhole Photographers......pinhole photography using homemade cameras built of cardboard or wood.I have been making photographs this way since 1973. Enjoy MT. http://www.arches.uga.edu/~mthomas/pinhole.html

Pinhole photography using homemade cameras built of cardboard or wood. I have been making photographs this way since 1973. Enjoy - MT Click on the thumbnail to display the larger image. Now with COLOR! Last updated 4/30/99. Mediterranean Deli, Charleston SC 1983 Sanford Arms, Charleston SC 1983 Then ten quick years passed ..... City Hall, Athens GA 1993 Morning Light, Athens GA 1995 Lighthouse Restaurant, Athens GA 1995 Lunch Hour, Athens GA 1995 Time keeps passing so there must be more to come ..... Send me some e-mail at my account mthomas at the address arches.uga.edu to if you like or go to my home page

15. Links To Pinhole Photography Sites Links to pinhole photography Sites. Malcolm's site is wellorganized andis recommended for anyone who is interested in pinhole photography. http://users.rcn.com/stewoody/linkspag.htm

Links to Pinhole Photography Sites The Penultimate Pinhole Page by John Malcolm (http://neon.airtime.co.uk/pinhole/) contains a wealth of information about pinhole photography, its history and theory, and is a comprehensive guide for both novice and convert, to use the author's words. Malcolm's site is well-organized and is recommended for anyone who is interested in pinhole photography. the pinhole gallery (http://www.pinhole.org/) by Byron James Bignell. Byron's revised site features superb graphics which are visually pleasing and easy to navigate, offers an excellent gallery of pinhole work contributed by a number of photographers, plus useful information about pinhole photography. PINHOLE VISIONS by Gregg D. Kemp ( http://www.pinholevisions.org/ ) is an elegant site devoted to pinhole photography. Besides providing access to many types of useful information on pinhole photography, a gallery hosts contemporary exhibits of pinhole photographers' works while a links gallery connects with other exhibits on the World Wide Web. Follow this link to view an exhibit of pinhole camera photos made with cameras constructed from 35mm film cans: http://www.pinholevisions.org/exhibits/Woodruff/?nw=y

16. Pinhole Resource Online The Pinhole Resource is the home of the Pinhole Journal and a source of books, cameras, and materials Category Arts Photography Techniques and Styles Pinhole......Pinhole Resource a pinhole photography Archive, Pinhole Journal, the PinholeResource Gallery of Pinhole Photographs, retailer of pinhole products. http://www.pinholeresource.com/

© Sarah Van Keuren "War is Not a Civilized Option" 2003 . . . . SEND POLITICAL IMAGES FOR AN UPCOMING ISSUE OF PINHOLE JOURNAL Receive a Life Membership in Pinhole Resource by Purchasing this Eric Renner 5 Pinhole Photograph "Ticul Schoolyard" $1000 More Information World's Largest Supplier of Pinhole Photography Products Non-Profit Archive for Pinhole Photography Telephone/Fax 505-536-9942 or email: pinhole@gilanet.com 2003 WORKSHOP San Miguel de Allende Mexico October 29-November 4 Special Sale and New Items New Polaroid Pinhole Kit Polaroid Pinhole Kit, $119 More Information $10 off on Leonardo 4x5s 4"x5" Leonardo Pinhole Cameras More Information 30% off, now $280 More Information Take $10 off Zero2000 120 Roll Film 6x9 Multi-format w/ cable release adapter More Information 120 Omniscope Anamorph Pinhole Camera More Information Cardozo Slit Camera More Information Welcome Pinhole Resource Pinhole Cameras ... Pinhole Photography Site Established: Jan. 1996. Number of visitors since July 7th 1996: Counter Graciously Provivded by Web Counter . Go there... www.digits.com

17. Pinhole Resource Pinhole Photography the Pinhole Resource. A wide variety of information can be obtainedin monographs and books on pinhole photography. If you decide http://www.pinholeresource.com/pinhole.html

Pinhole: Another World Eric Renner and Nancy Spencer If you want to play with your intuitions and you're interested in a more mysterious image, pinhole might be what you want. Pinhole can also be a very inexpensive and easy way to obtain a large negative, useful for non-silver printing. You don't need to know f stops, worry about whether your battery is working, or carry around a lot of different lenses. What you'll need is a sense of humor and an appreciation for discovery! To do pinhole, all you really need is a light-tight box. Almost anything can be turned into a camera. All kinds of light-sensitive materials (both black and white and color film and photo paper) will work. And it's easy to make a pinhole, or pinholes for multiple imaging. An image comes through the pinhole at about a 150 degree angle, which in photo terms is a very wide angle. If the distance from the pinhole to the film is 3" that means that this wide angled pinhole image circle hitting the film will be 10" in diameter or so. If you use a 6" deep suitcase as a camera you can get a 20" wide image. (The diameter of the image is approximately 3-1/2 times the distance between the film and the pinhole.) Using various focal length (distance from pinhole to film) cameras with the same size 4" x 5" film gives you superwide, wide, or normal angles of view. An example of this is Figure 1.1. To make these three images, the three different focal length 4" x 5"

18. Pinhole Photography: Everything You Need To Know! Welcome ..to the Penultimate pinhole photography Page. pinhole photographyis a voyage of discovery a cycle of learning and new ways of seeing. http://neon.airtime.co.uk/pinhole/open.htm

Welcome... ...to the P enultimate P inhole photography P age. Here you will find a wealth of information about pinhole photography, its history and theory, and a comprehensive guide for both novice and convert. There are resources and links to other sites. You are also invited to submit your photographs for inclusion in the Gallery or have this site linked to your own exhibition pages. If you are looking for pinholes and cameras you will find them under the Resources section If you would like to contribute project sheets or other writing to this site, any material used will be acknowledged. Penultimate? Pinhole photography is a voyage of discovery - a cycle of learning and new ways of seeing. The ultimate pinhole image is still being made. And this site will never be finished - it keeps on growing) John Malcolm E-mail us with your comments, contributions or request to be advised when this site is updated. Thanks for being one of visitors here since March 1st, 1997 The Penultimate Pinhole Page Page Design: Wave WWW Designs Service Provider Airtime Internet

19. Ffplm.it - Ffplm.it - GALLERIA, PINHOLE PHOTOGRAPHY : Working With 6x6 - Landsca Cenni storici e tecnici di pinhole photography, detta anche a foro di spillo. Galleria di immagini. http://www.ffplm.it/galleria.htm

In my garden Working with 6x6 Landscapes IL MONDO ATTRAVERSO LA CRUNA D'UN AGO. Un omaggio alla Fotografia Stenopeica con immagini di vario formato, dal 6x6 cm al 20x25 cm. A tribute to Pinhole Photography with pictures ranging from 6x6 cm to 8x10 inch. Pinhole photography Fotografia stenopeica o a foro di spillo Un po' di storia: Un po' di tecnica: Poche sono le regole che servono per costruire una fotocamera a foro stenopeico. E' importante sapere che la definizione (nitidezza) di una immagine ottenuta con un foro stenopeico, posto ad una distanza nota, varia al variare del diametro del foro. Esiste un diametro ottimale del foro per ogni distanza foro/pellicola e viceversa. Ecco la formula matematica che permette di calcolare il diametro ottimale (D) di un foro data la sua distanza dal piano pellicola: Dove D è il diametro del foro espresso in mm; è una "costante", espressa in mm, che tiene conto della lunghezza media della radiazione usata per esporre, che in questo caso corrisponde alla luce a cui sono sensibili i film pancromatici, circa 500 nm;

20. Pinhole Photography pinhole photography History, Images, Cameras, Formulas. By Jon Grepstad Home Learn One Section. ISBN 3-928126-60-1. Some pinhole photography Links. http://www.photo.net/pinhole/pinhole

Sign in Search Community Gallery ... ezShop Pinhole Photography - History, Images, Cameras, Formulas By Jon Grepstad Home Learn : One Section Introduction Pinhole photography is lensless photography. A tiny hole replaces the lens. Light passes through the hole; an image is formed in the camera. Pinhole cameras are small or large, improvised or designed with great care. Cameras have been made of sea shells, many have been made of oatmeal boxes, coke cans or cookie boxes, at least one has been made of a discarded refrigerator. Cameras have been cast in plaster like a face mask, constructed from beautiful hardwoods, built of metal with bellows and a range of multiple pinholes. Station wagons have been used as pinhole cameras - and rooms in large buildings. Basically a pinhole camera is a box, with a tiny hole in one end and film or photographic paper in the other. Pinhole cameras are used for fun, for art and for science. Designing and building the cameras are great fun. Making images with cameras you have made yourself is a great pleasure, too. But in serious photography the pinhole camera is just an imaging device with its advantages and limitations, special characteristics and potentials. By making the best of the camera's potential great images can be produced. Some of the images could not have been produced with a lens. Characteristics Pinhole images are softer - less sharp - than pictures made with a lens. The images have nearly infinite depth of field. Wide angle images remain absolutely rectilinear. On the other hand, pinhole images suffer from greater chromatic aberration than pictures made with a simple lens, and they tolerate little enlargement.

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