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30. Breakfast Time (Lapse)

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8 months ago

29. Afternoon Time Slip

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9 months ago

28. A Pinhole Rose (Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day part 3)

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9 months ago

27. Loading Film Into the BBF

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26. Mounting the 35mm Diana + back

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25. A Visit to the House of the Plastic Lens

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24. Dealing with Diana + Lenses

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23. blackbird,fly - an updated review

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22. BBF a new camera from Powershovel/Superheadz

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21. Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day (part 2)

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20. Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day (part 1)

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19. 35mm Film In Your Toy Camera

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18. Toycamera Lightseal

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17. 3 Minutes of Apple

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16. Making a Polaroid Pinhole Camera

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15. Federation Bells

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14. Popping Bubblewrap

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13. A City Story

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12. Mungo Time

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11. Melbourne Street Art

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10. Puffing Billy

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9. Australian Birds 2: The King Parrot

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8. Australian Birds 1: Whipbird

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7. Alien Files

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6. Lavalamp Dreams

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5. Pip Pip

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4. TransitionsOfTransit

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3 years ago

...or what I did for some of the evening on World Pinhole Day.

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Carsten Raith
10 months ago
Rafa López
1 year ago
clercita
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jake
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Angie Torres
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dunno
2 years ago

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DJ Paine 2 years ago

have you posted those images anywhere??
artpunk 2 years ago

Sorry for the late reply djp72 - yes, 'the apple' and other pinholes from this camera can be found in the 'pinhole archive' on my site theplasticlens.com

David - really, really sorry for this very late reply! The answer is problematic. The polaroid film used here can be purchased from various outlets, depending on where you are. Also check out unsaleable.com if you are having trouble finding it elsewhere. Please note that Polaroid has announced that they are ceasing production of all their instant films, a very sad decision.
On the other hand you can practice pinhole photography using a variety or film typs and formats, 35mm, medium format and even large format if you have the right camera and budget!
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