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High ResolutionAdventures in Pinhole Photography pt. 1-4
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High ResolutionAdventures in Pinhole Photography pt. 1-4
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High ResolutionAdventures in Pinhole Photography pt. 1-4
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High ResolutionAdventures in Pinhole Photography pt. 1-4
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High ResolutionCoffee shop mornings at Drip in Five Points.
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Adventures in Pinhole Photography (D.I.Y.)
Our next assignment in my Journalism 537 class is a topic of choice. We can do pretty much anything we want as long as it’s something we plan to integrate into our portfolio. I decided I wanted to try out pinhole photography, especially when I read that you can buy or build a body cap that converts a DSLR into a pinhole camera. After looking around, I found a few tutorials and different places to buy pinhole body caps. They usually cost about $50, but I could easily build one for less than $5. On a college budget, the choice seemed obvious. I used this tutorial and am pretty pleased with the results. Over the next week and a half I’ll be working out any kinks. The plan is to wind up taking a series of pinhole photos and using some type of stitching software to make panoramic 180 degree views illustrating campus.
Gotta love a good DIY (do-it-yourself) project.
A Visual Diary
My name is Ashley McGarry. I'm a junior Visual Communications major, minoring in graphic design at the University of South Carolina. This blog serves as a visual diary for the Advanced Photo-visual Communications class I will be taking this semester as a way to catalog my inspiration and record my progress.
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All images are my own work, unless otherwise stated.
