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First pinhole camera photos September 29th 2021



 First day of pinhole camera trials was a success. I wasn't sure if my camera would work I was worried I would need tin foil but it worked on the first try which was incredible. I am really happy with how all of them turned out, I think they are really cool. It was my first time watching film develop which was really neat. The title of my project is imperfections stay tuned to see why! 

Photo 1, 2 seconds: My very first pinhole photo ever (amazing!!) Outside on the 6th floor patio. I was so stoked that it worked! It was so amazing watching the developer for the first time. 
Photo 2, 5 seconds: In a similar spot to photo 1. Do you feel like you are shooting in a space ship, because that's the vibe I get. 
Photo 3, 6 seconds: Outside the same balcony over the side tho, I love the way the circle of the pinhole translates to the photo. I also love the happy little trees. 
Photo 4, 6 seconds: Outside on the 7th floor patio towards lamp post and bushes (obviously) 
Photo 5, 9 seconds: Still increasing length of time or trying to, filling up more of the piece of paper by waiting longer.  
Photo 6, 15 seconds: I really like what the trees look like, almost blood vessels or something? nature is amazing! 
Photo 7, 12 seconds: First self portrait! I love the way my shirt looks and the way my arms look. 
Photo 8, 18 seconds: This one was taken with a mask on and hair down. It almost looks like I'm wearing a gas mask. 
Photo 9, 18 seconds: Picture of the coulees and the university to the left, it kind of looks like you just landed on another planet 
Photo 10, 15 seconds  

The self portraits gave me the idea to lay down on the ground and take a picture that way and also to take more pictures from the sky down so I will do that the next time I take pictures. 










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