Film • Solargraphy • Digital
Pinhole photography is a simple and fundamental form of photography that doesn't rely on a lens. It involves capturing images using a lightproof container with a tiny, precise hole on one side and photosensitive material (like film or photographic paper) on the opposite side. When light passes through this pinhole, it projects an inverted and reversed image of the scene outside onto the photosensitive surface, creating unique and often ethereal images. Pinhole photography is celebrated for its minimalistic approach and the way it captures the essence of light and time in a pure and artistic manner.