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| Paper negatives of pinhole images |
Round two of the pinhole photography workshop. Thanks again to the Youth Arts Alliance for bringing this fun activity to The Art Lab. Hooray for easy access to creative happenings!
A vintage piece of luggage and some leftover foam padding made a great case for Granny. I felt quite stylish toting it around.
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| All tucked in! |
Here are my digital renderings of those paper negatives:
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| The first one is always a little wonky. |
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| I rushed this composition and left out my lil' balloon dog. |
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| That's better. Hello, lil' balloon dog! |
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| Seems I captured a ghost! Is this typer haunted?! |
Overall, I am happiest with two of the pinhole images. So, I framed them together and gave them as a gift to my brother for Christmas.
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| Make and give gifts! |
The other two were made in a rush. (I was excited, ok?!) I'm learning that I need to slow down, take my time, and not get impatient with myself.
I had a great time meeting some new people who had a variety of experience levels. Some were trying out this process for the first time. Nice to see a heathy interest in pinhole imagery, and darkroom work experience.Granny made a gracious model for this photo shoot. I knew she would! Go ahead and take a bow, old girl!
That's all, folks! Have a happy New Year!! See you again sometime in 2022!!!
Nice! (both the new case for the folding Corona, and the pinhole photography of same) (:
ReplyDeleteThanks, Ted!
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