Children's Photo Day 2014
Bamse og ball. Foto: Marte Firing Halvorstuen
Feel free to browse through the images from Children's Photo Day 2014.
The camera was a paint can with a tiny hole!
We were celebrating the Children's Photo Day the last Sunday in April; that is also the Worldwide Pinhole Day. People all over the world photograph with lensless cameras. The cameras are simply lightproof boxes with a tiny hole. The box is loaded with light sensitive paper pr film. We used Ilford monochrome paper and exposed 10-20 seconds. The exposed paper was developed and contact copied in the darkroom.
"The leopards in front of the tree". Photo: Andrea Bang
Show extended captionThis image was shot on the Worldwide Pinhole Day on April 27 2014 with a paintcan as the camera.
The tree. Photo: Gaia Levinstone Fore
Show extended captionThis image was shot on the Worldwide Pinhole Day on April 27 2014 with a paintcan as the camera.
A sunny day. Photo: Vilde Østerholt Willeke
Show extended captionThis image was shot on the Worldwide Pinhole Day on April 27 2014 with a paintcan as the camera.
Plasma canon. Photo: Sander Lewandowski Fremstad
Show extended captionThis image was shot on the Worldwide Pinhole Day on April 27 2014 with a paintcan as the camera.
The tree top. Photo: Una Kennetsdatter Norheim
Show extended captionThis image was shot on the Worldwide Pinhole Day on April 27 2014 with a paintcan as the camera.
The children could also make sunprints, buttons and decorate a frame for their picture.
Siena has decorated a photo frame to her sun print...
...and she has made her own button (photo: Ingri Østerholt/Preus museum)
Sander made a frame that goes well with his pinhole canon photograph (photo: Ingri Østerholt/Preus museum)