To better understand the picture below (Clifton Suspension Bridge. Bristol, UK. Dec 17, 2007-June 21, 2008), the wavy light streaks seen are that of the sun...the lowest streak shows the suns path of the Winter Solstice, while the highest streak shows the suns path of the Summer Solstice.
Showing posts with label Polaroid. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Polaroid. Show all posts
08 June 2010
JUSTIN QUINNELL: 6 MONTHS OF PINHOLE PHOTOGRAHPY
Justin Quinnell must have the patience of a Saint. He assembled & installed a number of handmade pinhole cameras around Bristol, leaving them untouched for 6 months, yes, 6 months. His project was to record views of Bristol, UK, with the sun trailing across the sky during the Winter Solstice (December 22nd) thru the Summer Solstice (June 2oth).
To better understand the picture below (Clifton Suspension Bridge. Bristol, UK. Dec 17, 2007-June 21, 2008), the wavy light streaks seen are that of the sun...the lowest streak shows the suns path of the Winter Solstice, while the highest streak shows the suns path of the Summer Solstice.
To better understand the picture below (Clifton Suspension Bridge. Bristol, UK. Dec 17, 2007-June 21, 2008), the wavy light streaks seen are that of the sun...the lowest streak shows the suns path of the Winter Solstice, while the highest streak shows the suns path of the Summer Solstice.
Labels:
Holga,
Justin Quinnell,
Lomo,
Lomography,
Photography,
Pinhole Camera,
Polaroid
12 April 2010
YELLOW OWL WORKSHOP: CERAMIC GHOST CAMERA
The cool folks over at Yellow Owl Workshop in San Francisco have a brand-spankin' new ceramic camera, good for the getting. You might remember their ceramic Polaroid cameras (sx-70 & One Touch) from last year-ish.
Ghost Camera 1960 (after Argus Brick)
-Glazed earthenware, cast by hand
-Cast & finished by awesome artisans in Portland,Oregon
-5" x 2" x 3"
-65 clams
Ghost Camera 1960 (after Argus Brick)
-Glazed earthenware, cast by hand
-Cast & finished by awesome artisans in Portland,Oregon
-5" x 2" x 3"
-65 clams
25 March 2010
LADY GAGA: CREATIVE DIRECTOR FOR POLAROID
Polaroid has seen the light and is giving it one more go. They will once again, manufacture their iconic instant film. The bigger news might actually be that they have recently signed Lady Gaga as their new Creative Director. Po-Po-Po-Polaroid!
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