chris mccaw.....sunburned pacific ocean
solargraphy, how to do a 6 month exposure, pinhole photography
Tarja Trygg maps the paths of the sun with solargraphs in a global project sending pinhole cameras out for solargraphy at several latitudes.
Six months exposure solarigraphy. Between winter solstice 2007 and summer solstice 2008. Self-made pinhole camera, cyllindrical projection. CAHA website: www.caha.es Solarigrafia de Diego Lopez Calvin solarigrafia.com
FOR some of us, there are views of Brighton and Hove we would love to stare at for hours.
Laajasalo. Helsinki, Finland. By Tarja Trygg / Diego López Calvín. Time of exposure: 06/08/2011 - 04/01/2012. More information about Solargraphy can be founded here: http://www.solargraphy.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=5&Itemid=6
Tiempo de exposición: 16.08.2011-29.06.2013 Cámara construida con lata de redbull 250 cc. Orientación Oeste
Furgón D8-8187 en tope de vía, Estación de Ferrocarril El Cañuelo-Soria. Tiempo de exposición: 12/04 - 23/08/2016 Cámara estenopeica autoconstruida, agujero de alfiler. Proyección cilíndrica con plano focal apuntando al suroeste. Negativo de papel fotosensible ILFORD.
Kristian Saks demonstrates some absolutely amazing solargraphy - which as it may seem IS capturing the sun's (solar) rays across the course of the day!
View due south across my yard towards the Brecon Beacons. The snow has left its mark! Exposed: 21 December 2012 - 28 April 2013. Paper negative: Ilford MGIV unprocessed. Scanned & inverted.
analemma
Leave it and let it soak in the sun. It's that simple. Photographer Kasia Kozińska talks about her recent creative photo project in this interview.
solargraphy photos
Furgón D8-8187 en tope de vía, Estación de Ferrocarril El Cañuelo-Soria. Tiempo de exposición: 12/04 - 23/08/2016 Cámara estenopeica autoconstruida, agujero de alfiler. Proyección cilíndrica con plano focal apuntando al suroeste. Negativo de papel fotosensible ILFORD.
Solarigrafía en la Gran Vía de Madrid. Solsticio de invierno 2010 a solsticio de verano 2011. Madrid. Cámara estenopeica de construcción artesanal. Plano focal orientado al Oeste sobre la calle Gran Vía de Madrid. Solarigraphy2010 en Facebook: www.facebook.com/Solarigraphy2010 © Diego López Calvín.
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Solargraphy is a specialized form of long exposure pinhole photography that registers the sun trails as a consequence of its apparent movement related to the earth (known as “ecliptic”). The image is created using home made pinhole cameras (usually tin cans, 35 mm film canisters, PVC pipe, etc.) charged with photosensitive paper and fixed to some point for a period of time.
I tested different B&W papers using filmcans each with a pinhole of about 0.25 mm. Exposure time: 19.03.-19.04.2011. No editing except for inverting. I hoped to see a more clear difference between the Ilford and the others which are high speed papers. My favorite is the Foma (2). However, the pinhole itself seems to be the most influencal factor on image quality. In my opinion #2 does not only show the most details in the shadows but is also the sharpest image. The pinhole in #4 is simply scrap. 1 Ilford MG IV RC Deluxe 2 Foma Fomaspeed N312 3 Bergger Variable CB 4 Kentmere Fineprint VC 5 Adox Easyprint 312 I know of two similar experiments out there: www.solargraphy.com/index.php?option=com_content&task... and www.greggkemp.com/projects/papers-for-solargraphy
Polar and horizontal mounts of solargraph 35mm pinhole-can cameras. Images captured in Nuremberg, German. Camera: plastic 35mm film cans, paper: Agfa
Solargraph gemaakt vanuit de John F. Kennedylaan in Eindhoven
