Pinhole

Pinhole, also known as Camera Obscura, is the technique that allows light to penetrate through a small hole and project an upside-down image on a wall of a completely dark room. That’s how this technique of photography was invented. At present times Pinhole technique is used by photographers not only out of curiosity but also for taking especially artistic pictures. The cameras are being produced from various kinds of objects – boxes from coffee, tea, tobacco, or any other suitable package. A hole is drilled in a box and light-sensitive material is placed inside the object. While taking pictures using this way the image can be captured (exposed) for a very long time: for a minute, an hour, or even a day.

black and white photo of a cello, showcasing its elegant curves and intricate details

A man sitting on a bed in a room, holding cello

A pinhole captures a black and white photo of a piano gracefully placed on the side of a serene river

View of a water tower towering above, against a clear blue sky

Misty church in monochrome, captured with pinhole

Sunlight-filled space with chair and window

A monochrome image of a round window, showcasing contrasting shades of black and white

Black and white photo of street lamp silhouette

Black and white pinhole picture of mountains

A monochrome image of a waterfront building, showcasing its architectural beauty and serene location

A black and white photograph of a tree standing alone

A monochrome image of a wooden dock, showcasing its rustic charm and simplicity

Black and white photo of flowers in the grass

An atmospheric black and white picture showcasing a charming alleyway in Vilnius Old Town

A monochrome image of a bridge adorned with a curtain

A narrow alley in Vilnius Old Town, captured in black and white

River crossing with black and white bridge

A creatively composed double exposure of a black and white brick walkway

Black and white photo of a street with a distant building

Double exposure of a black and white church against a sky backdrop

Coastal structure captured in black and white

A monochrome photo of towering trees in a dense forest

A man lying on the floor in a empty room with clarinet

A man sitting on the floor in front of a large window

An artistic black and white photograph capturing a staircase

A man sitting in a room, holding cello captured through a pinhole

A man sitting on stairs of an old building, captured through a pinhole

A vintage photograph of a tree amidst a woodland, taken with a pinhole camera

Vintage pinhole photograph of a forest bridge, captured in black and white

Vintage pinhole photograph showcasing black and white trees in the woods

Monochrome pinhole image of a field, taken with pinhole

Vintage pinhole photo of a house nestled in the woods, captured on black and white film

Vintage pinhole photo of a field captured on old film

A cross stands in darkness, while a distant light shines

A pinhole photograph of a sculpture standing in a field, captured in black and white.

An old film photograph of a building in Nida, showcasing a black and white aesthetic through the pinhole

A tranquil black and white image of Nida, taken with a pinhole camera on old film

A pinhole photograph of a black and white porch with a door.

A vintage photo captures a monochrome scene of a light, showcasing the charm of old film

Pinhole

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