Pinhole Camera Photos
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Randy O. - Rodney S - WHS 1972
(paper negative)
(paper negative)
Gary M. & WHS 1972 at
Camp Ck. (paper negative)
Camp Ck. (paper negative)
Gary M & WHS and Corvair 1972
(paper negative)
(paper negative)
from left to right - Gary M, John G, Rodney S, Randy O, WHS &
Michael C. behind the wheel - 1972
(paper negative)
Michael C. behind the wheel - 1972
(paper negative)
Mom & Dad at Nana Wilma's house 1982 (paper negative)
2nd Wedding Anniversary Still Life - 1983
(paper negative)
(paper negative)
A pinhole camera is a very simple camera that uses a pin sized hole instead of a lens. It's origins go back as far as the 10th century when an Arab astronomer & mathematician (Alhazen) noticed how an image was formed by light streaming through a small hole in a window shutter. However, it took another 900 years before light sensitive material was invented to make a permanent image.
Corn Crib
Pickett's Mill Historic Site - 2008
(film negative)
Pickett's Mill Historic Site - 2008
(film negative)
Pickett's Mill Creek - fall 2008
(film negative)
(film negative)
1928 Ford Coupe used in the movie "Get Low" starring Robert Duval filmed at Picketts Mill Historic Site 2009
(film negative)
(film negative)
1928 Ford Coupe & Sedan used in the movie "Get Low" filmed at Picketts Mill Historic Site 2009
(film negative)
(film negative)
Picketts Mill Creek
Winter 2009 (film negative)
Winter 2009 (film negative)