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Pinhole Photography Awesomeness

April 23, 2013 • Leave a Comment

I just love this article by BBC's Phil Coomes discussing pinhole photography. It is truly a "back to basics" approach to capturing and creating artistic images.

Along with many other photographers, I have found that cameras that limit your creative options can, in the end, enhance your eye for unique compositions. One of the best things I ever did for developing my creative vision was to spend a few months only using a film camera with 50mm lens. Pinhole photography takes this to an entirely new level.

For anyone into experimental photography, I highly encourage you to read Coomes' article and view some of the great images. You may even want to try it yourself!

Please click here to read Coomes' article-->>

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