#solargraphy

[brotherstonefish]

6 month exposure, winter solstice to summer solstice, homemade 8x10in pinhole camera. Paper negative solargraph.

[roadtripnewengland]

I left a homemade camera out in the yard for a few months and this is the image I got #pinholecamera #pinholephotography #solargraph

[solargraphyboston]

12.23.22-6.21.23, 180 day exposure, 4x5in paper negative solargraph.

[laurakiora]

Catherine and Jeffe's house

[web-ii]

Southern View. Four day exposure.

[niziur]

reminiscences for MG Spring is coming 🌞 🌣🌣🌣🌣🌣 ⠀ #☀️ #📷 #pinholefun #solargraphy #solargraph #solarigrafia #solarigraphy #pinhole #pinholecamera #pinholephotography #pinholephoto #lensless #cameraobscura #longexposure #analog #psychedelicart #slowphoto #photography #fineartphotography #visualart #avantgardephotography #slowphotography #experimentalphotography #artphotography #experimentalart #naturephotography #contemporaryart #abstractart #creativephotography #creative (w: Bakarac, Primorsko-Goranska, Croatia) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cp1DvrBqboL/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[r3v3rsid3]

[•] solarigrama _

Quilpue, 2021/2022

[robertmatejcek]

Untitled Otero College Campus Solargraph No. Two - paper negative (three month exposure +/-), aluminum can pinhole camera - robert matejcek - 2023

"When I woke up this morning my girlfriend asked me, 'Did you sleep good?' I said, 'No, I made a few mistakes.'" - Steven Wright

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[vaidasphotos]

Six months exposure of sun’s path on photo paper.

[reinhardsock]

Eisenbahnbrücke Graz

[jonasgerhard]

Jonas Gerhard

Südhimmel, Düsseldorf, 22.6. – 22.12.2019

2019/2023

195 x 155 cm

Solargraphie, Belichtungsdauer 1/2 Jahr, fotografiert mit Camera Obscura Model 183

Ausstellung:

DIE GROSSE 2023

Kunstpalast, Düsseldorf

04.06. – 09.07.2023

[brotherstonefish]

108 day exposure, 2.11.24-5.29.24

5x7in paper negative solargraph

[hurricanewindattack]

tagged by @theresa-of-liechtenstein. tysm! <3

1. are you named after anyone? not that I know of. my name means the moon in hindi.

2. when was the last time you cried? i was quite close about a fortnight ago but held together, I think it's been a month or two since the last time i cried. as expected by anyone who follows me, it's because i was feeling despair from never having dated.

3. do you have kids? no

4. do you use sarcasm a lot? more than usual i think, but not especially so.

5. what sports do you play/have you played? the only one I'm good at rn is swimming! there's still a long way to go though, and I don't swim competitively. but i love it so much...

6. what’s the first thing you notice about other people? faces. sometimes i also map it onto an animal that immediately comes to mind when looking at a face.

7. what’s your eye color? dark brown, almost black

8. scary movies or happy endings? happy endings, i don't have the stomach to watch scary stuff

9. any special talents? i think walking essentially barefoot all the time on every surface (I got some zero support minimalist shoes and sandals) is sth I'm proud of now.

10. where were you born? east india

11. what are your hobbies? hmm, off the top of my head: linotype, papercrafts, painting, analog photography, solargraphy, swimming, reading, guitar, record-collecting, swing dancing (especially lindy hop!), cooking, watching motorsport, sim-racing, D&D/board-games when I can, educational youtube and political video essays... some of these things are a bit neglected atm

12. do you have any pets? nope, and probably can't have any for a while :(

13. how tall are you? 5’6” (168 cm)

14. favourite subject? so far in uni all my fluid dynamics classes were the best (though that doesn't mean I scored well :P). If I go beyond official education though I think history+anthropology is my most favourite.

15. dream job? nah. i've lost fascination for work. anything that's mentally engaging, reasonably interesting and pays the bills. for now hoping to get a thermal/flow r&d engineer gig somewhere close to home.

tagging 15 people off the top of my head: @youjustwaitsunshine @metamatar @bauliya @urlbecca @oneblckcoffee @tubbietommo @babssionate @pierregaslyliked @sebfreak @montecrizto @cherrynika @thelittlebirdthatkeptsomanywarm @eliotheeangelis @k-ky @mickstart and anyone who wants to! <3

[solargraphyboston]

1.1.23-4.3.23, 92 day exposure, 2.5x7in paper negative solargraph.

[wolkenkijker]

Set up is 4x5in box pinhole camera with bw darkroom film, facing due west, 6 months solstice to solstice, the exposure is long enough that the sun actually melts the emulsion creating a latent negative image on the paper. No chemicals involved at all. Pull the paper negative in subdued light, scan (once, it fades in light from scanner) invert and adjust contrast, and voila. Google solargraphy for more details. Seltzer can with a hole poked in it is the easiest way. And I do tons of those too.

Thats so cool! I havent done enough developing myself to understand everything you just said hah, but this really makes me want to pick it up again. I'm surprised that the picture isn't a complete whiteout after such a long exposure. And it's really cool how clear everything is, did you use a box that you fixed to the window somehow? or in an unused room?

[web-ii]

The view from an Altoid tin. Seven day exposure.