Friday, September 30, 2011
camera obscura by abelardo morell
"the well-known cuban-born photographer essentially turns a room into the interior of a camera. he blacks out the windows, leaving a pinhole opening in one of them. because of the nature of refracted light, the scene outside the window is projected upside down into the dim room. morell then captures the room on film with a large-format view camera; exposures can take eight hours or more."
abelardomorell.net
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