Can scenarios of perception be created with the pinhole camera that were not anticipated by nature?
- Hans Knuchel, Camera Obscura, 1992
Photo Info:
“Eiffel Tower, Paris”
Photo By: Ilan Wolff
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Pinhole Photography: From Historic Technique to Digital Application
by: Eric Renner
Reality moves so fast that everything is either an expectation or a memory…We experience many fragmented and concurrent images and perceptions which flow together instantly, creating a picture and a feeling of a scene. It is this flow of images and this sense of time that I want in my work.
-David Lebe
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“P.P. 123 BB and Me, April 1974”
Photo By: David Lebe
Excerpt from:
David Leve, “Artist’s Statements,” in The Visionary Pinhole, ed. Lauren Smith (Layton, UT: Peregrine Smith Books, 1985), p.76
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Pinhole Photography: From Historic Technique to Digital Application
by: Eric Renner