When I read the "Get Creative This Holiday Season Rumble" entry on the competitions section from the lomography magazine I was excited. One of my obsessions (besides photography and music) is paper: origami, pop up, etc. So I knew from the begining this was a rumble for my hands, so I decided to build something with my Lomography Notebook. I played with the idea some weeks and finally come to the decision of building a camera obscura in one of the pages. It can be assembled and disassembled on the page with out tearing apart the page.
Taken by holgardo with a Minolta SRT 101 loaded with Kodak Ultramax 400 film in León de los Aldama, Mexico. These tags describe this photo: cámara_obscura, camera_obscura, lomography_stationery, notebook, libreta, pinhole, and diy. This photo can also be found in the album Camera Obscura.
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2 comments
aguillem
does it work?
holgardo
Yes, this tiny camera obscura works. This pictures show the camera obscura working. Images aren't clear, but take a look.
http://www.lomograph(…)os/17760325
http://www.lomograph(…)os/17760326
Right now I'm working on the design of a working pinhole camera that pop ups from a book, but for the moment it's just an idea and some sketches on my notebook.