Year-long exposure of Toronto skyline produces 'dr
Photographer Michael Chrisman used a pinhole camera fitted with photosensitive paper to make a 365-day exposure of the Toronto skyline from Jan. 1, 2011, to Dec. 31, 2011. WOW
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Comments (7)
A cool picture, indeed! ... Looking to the West, towards the setting sun, making streaks across the sky ...
Thanks for posting!
Good Pic!!
its very cool,waiting 365 days and hoping every things will be right
parti,
you always funny,i wonder if someone can position a camera to your face for 365 days,what will be the result
Jim,
i think this technique can be interesting for every photographer,specially students
Jim, pinholes have no lens, its essentially a box with a hole in it..
Years ago I had the fortune to see the world's largest Polaroid camera in action at the Portrait Gallery here. Students were using it and was great to watch. It really is massive
Sometime in the future I'd like to get a plate camera myself, and do things just as they did at the beginning of the 19th century, though with far safer chemicals..