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Norman Sarachek will be discussing his chemigram work at the f295 21st Century Photography symposium on Sunday, January 17 at B & H Photo in New York City. Sarachek’s cameraless photographic work is incredibly beautiful, and really pushes the edges of the possible.
Sarachek will join six other photographers in a discussion of unusual photographic techniques. […]

fourth plinth pinhole, by plinth pinhole.

Adam Stone, a painter and lecturer based in Leeds, had a spot on the fourth plinth in Trafalgar Square, as part of Antony Gormley’s One and Other project.
While perched on the plinth, he made a series of pinhole photographs.

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Originally uploaded by ndvoracek.

Nick Dvoracek has been knocking them all the way out of the park and into the next town with the Populist, the little cardboard camera that can. (And this is another mighty example of his WPPD images.)
Nick’s designed a 35mm version, a 120 version, even a stereoscopic one, all with step […]

Gabriel Lacomba, from Spain, has a huge range of pinhole photographs in his online portfolio, including some stunning colour portraits, 100 pinhole postcards from Palma, and lots more. Set aside a leisurely amount of time and explore well and admire his work.

Brazilian photographer Dirceu Maues has made the most astounding pinhole film, …feito poeira ao vento… (…like dust in the wind…) showing Ver-O-Peso Market in 360 degrees, from the early hours of the morning, to the close of the market day. The three and a half minute film is made from 991 pictures, taken with […]

Stuba by Kęstutis Opulskis
A gallery of work by 33 lithuanian pinhole photographers
I’m particularly taken by Erika Dūdaitė’s game of chess, Valdemaras Manomaitis’s images from travelling round Europe in a cargo truck, Ornela Ramašauskaitė’s cigarettes, Jurgita Remeikytė’s For the memory and…actually, there’s masses of good stuff over there. You choose.

Ritratto ideale di Duchamp e Man Ray by Francesco Capponi
Francesco Capponi makes glorious project-specific pinhole cameras, where the camera and the photos from them are part of the same work. How can you not love a pinhole birdhouse with the bird’s eye view, looking out through the round door, pinhole origami where the camera is […]

Two Frogs in Ice by Mark Tweedie
I am completely in love with some of Mark Tweedie’s pinhole work, particularly the Still Life in Ice series he made last winter, freezing things into blocks of ice. I keep going back to look at them, particularly this one of two mummified frogs.
I’ve had a couple of interesting […]

Ann by Nick Shuval-Sergeev
I’ve known Nick Shuval-Sergeev’s work for a while, but he has a new site with some amazing new work.
If Sudek had used a pinhole camera, perhaps he would have made photographs like Nick’s still lives, though Nick’s works are entirely his own, and hold so much domestic magic and memory in their […]

Clematis 7, by Bill Westheimer
Bill Westheimer, a photographer, photogrammer, and experimenter in light and pictures has a huge and glorious site featuring his work.
Any one of the projects alone is a hell of a body of work, but cumulatively it’s mindblowing. I keep going back to look at the wire balls photograms, ferns, the wald […]