rebecca leopold

digital pinhole photographs by rebecca leopold. as she explains: "i created these photographs by removing the lens from my digital SLR camera and replacing it with a pinhole." see more here.

[all rebecca leopold. untitled.]

gui mohallem

work by gui mohallem. see more here.

[all gui mohallem. from the series rehearsal to madness.]

alexander binder

work by alexander binder. as he explains: "i modified my whole equipment and developed a technique which combines the advantages of modern digital photography with the most simple methods of optical projection: i use d-slrs with self-made pinhole-, acrylic- and kaleidoscope-lenses to create my works....i find the technical inspiration for my photographic experiments in vintage school books about physics for the so-called ‘sekundarstufe education’. this kind of book—and especially the amateur-experiments with light—heavily influence my way of photographing." see more here.

[all alexander binder. top to bottom: mother city. sonnenwind part III. schwarzwaldleuchten.]

michael schwab

some interesting photo work by london-based artist michael schwab. the top one is made from images of models walking down catwalks, analysed by computer and then imaged with pinhole cameras. the bottom is negative space torn out of a photo mural. see more of michael's stuff right here.

[both michael schwab. top: catwalk 1. 2004. bottom: indian summer. 2005.]