Week 2:

Justin Quinell came back and continued with the pinhole camera's and taught us more about how they work and the best ways of using them.


I had a look at a camera obscura because that is the way that light is let into the pinhole and projected onto the photo paper.

Internet image.

We were set out to take pictures with our pinhole cameras around southampton and see what we could include in our pictures using some sort of theme, mine was portraiture.


After taking our images with the pinhole camera's, the class had an exhibition with all of our work presented how we wanted on the walls or on a stand in the gallery.


Justin Quinell:

• Pinhole photographer. his work can be very wierd, but also very clever because of the ideas he has and how well the ppictures come out. i have selected a few of his images because i think that they stood out the most.
• His vision is very wide and he uses different positioning and angles to create these weird but amazing images.

My image.

Above is my favourite image, i have it set up with the other 5 pictures i took around Southampton, i tried to keep them as building orientated as possible because of the camber you get with pinhole.

Justin Quinell.

My image taken of gallery
exhibition.

My image taken of my work at
exhibition.