Pinhole Photograph
April 25, 2010I took a basic photography course in college in 1981. In that class I made a pinhole camera out of a tubular oatmeal box in which I exposed photographic paper. The image below was created using that pinhole camera.
Photographic Art by William M. Gatesman
This website features William M. Gatesman's photographs and musings about photography and the creative process. This site is affiliated with Bill's online Photo Gallery, www.wmgphoto.com. You may visit the Gallery by clicking on the words "Photo Gallery" below.
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- The Iron Lady
- Homemade Soft Focus Lens
- The Words Become The World When A Child Reads
- Photographic Scavenger Hunt
- Opening Your Door to a Thief
- The Urban Landscape
- A Press Photographer Wrestles with the Ethics in Capturing Suffering on Film Without Intervening to Help
- Tilda
- FSU Camera Source
- A Cubist Critique of Photographic Art
- Designated Parking
- Walking out of Dreamland into Wakefulness
- Autumn’s Doorway at the End of Summer
- Solitary in Toronto