Category: Cheap Trills
Getting weird and wacky with the Lomography Camera with some Lomo 800 film in Graz, Austria. I picked up the Lomo Fisheye Camera at the local flee market…
This is a follow blog post to Pinhole Solargraphy I posted a few months back. In fact in July 11th. It’s now it September 11th when I decided to…
It’s time to clean up my act. The Agfa Clack I is pretty much an all plastic bakelite affair. The camera is 6×6 medium format. I picked it…
Two awesome purchases today at the flee market! It’s a hot summer here in Graz. Yet again it was time to venture out before the midday sun rises….
Redscale is where color film is exposed to the light cheekily from the backside of the film instead of normally from the front. I hope that wasn’t too rude for you.
A fully functioning automatic camera for one euro! Get this, it even had film inside. A broken camera with a wind of its own! I was about to lose all hope when I saw the developed negatives
The Story A roof party was declared just after work. Of course beers would be supplied. Definitely an essential item for sunny weather and masquerading on the office…
The chocolates maybe gone but the pleasure is certainly not. At first I wouldn’t have thought I’d be having so much enjoyment with a homemade camera. See the results from the multiple aperture pinhole camera.
The real joy of pinhole is surely in the making, the playing and the learning from the results. This is a how-to guide to make your own multiple aperture camera.
Wouldn’t it be fun to use cheap and neglected cameras to show the world you don’t need the latest and greatest gear to make exciting images. While at…
A great night at Combinesch, Graz where the first images from the first couple of $5 cameras were on display. Keeping with the project simple and straightforward using…
