Hi folks,
i know, i wasn't active member of this forum last months, but i browsed it very often. I'll try to change it. I'd like to share my anamorphic experiments made this summer and fall. I developed new design of my anamorphic camera. Cylinder size is 80mm, pinhole size 0,2 and 0,3mm. Shots were taken in old quarter of Wroclaw city/Poland. I will post more detailed description of the camera in camera making section.
my webpage http://vermeer.gbzl.pl/ /
Those are wild! Well done!
Some photos: Ipernity
( pinholes and solargraphs mixed in among the rest)
It seems like the buildings surround you. A bit claustrophobic feelingMy favorites are 1 and 4.
Those are very nice, especially #1. Anamorphs are one of the unique things about pinhole.
~Joe
"There was just that moment and now there's this moment and in between there is nothing. Photography, in a way, is the negation of chronology."-Geoff Dyer, "The Ongoing Moment"
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Great series. I like the last one. It looks like that tower is going half the way to heaven.
Interestng perspective. Sometimes we need a new perspective to shake out of the day to day rut of our lives. Well exposed and developed.
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Thank for all comments. I agree- this camera gives unusual perspective and effects. I made several anamorphic camera designs and think this one is closest to my needs- easy to load and use and produces weird images
my webpage http://vermeer.gbzl.pl/ /
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