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:: Monday, October 20, 2008 ::

Pinhole Kate

When I posted about Zero Image Pinhole Cameras back in July I was inspired to look into them by an exhibition I'd seen at Photographique by Kate Kirkby.

Well, you can now see it again.

Kate writes:
"First of all I would like to thank all of you who attended my exhibition at Photographique in June. If you were unable to make it to Photographique you have a second chance to see the same collection of photographs at The Rummer until the end of November. Or, perhaps you came to my last show but fancy a second look!

"The Rummer Bar and Restaurant is a hidden gem in Bristol city centre, just off Corn Street. It is open everyday from 9am - 12pm (11am - 10.30pm Sundays) and they serve fantastic food throughout the day. If you don't fancy a meal then just pop in for a coffee, cocktail or a glass of wine from their extensive selection and cosy up by the open fire on one of the large comfy sofas. For more info about The Rummer click HERE!

"All the photographs on show in the bar are available for purchase and starting at only £40 would make excellent christmas presents. Many of these photographs were taken on my recent travels to Asia, including a selection of pinhole images.

"Most of my photographs from this show are now on my website www.katekirkbyphotography.co.uk

"Please feel free to forward this email to anyone you think may be interested.
Many thanks
Kate"

I won't deeplink to her images, but this is my favourite one.

Labels: Art, Photography, Pinhole

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Amphibious Landing Craft & Tea Kettle
Originally uploaded by f/1.4.

"[Pinhole Photograph] Taken with a ZeroImage 6x9 multi-format camera.
Port Clyde, Maine / Sept. 30, 2006
Artifacts of an Uncertain Origin

These have been scanned for awhile but work (gasp!) and other projects have kept me from sitting down and playing with them. Of the three images posted with the tea kettle, please let me know which one you like the best. Only one will make it into the final series. At the moment, I am liking this one the best, perhaps because the presence of the giant Sea Truk creates such a strange scene.
**Oh, and I should add that the tea kettle was there on the rock when I took the photo...it was not added via Photoshop."

Zero Image Pinhole Cameras

Labels: Flickr, Photography, Pinhole

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