This is one from the archives. The first trashcam picture we made just to find out if it was possible. So this is not Hamburg but Berlin. We were so afraid the bin would bend and light would leak in that we didn´t dare to move it more than a few metres away from our office (Yes, it is nice to work here). As you can see our processing skills have developed since then. But still a gripping shot. It was taken on four sheets of Rollei Vintage paper we glued together to get the giant format. Exposure is about 4 minutes.
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Friedfisch Otter 13 months ago | reply
vielleicht sollte mal eine ein Wechselmagazin für die Tonne entwickeln?
nette Storry
:-)
l--o-o--kin thru 13 months ago | reply
....mit der ganzen tonne nach berlin ;-))
peter_m_mayer 13 months ago | reply
Musste der Typ so lange stillhalten?. Man kann ja mal versuchen, statt dem Loch eine Mensiskuslinse oder einen einfachen Achromaten vorne statt des Loches rein zu plazieren. Das wäre sicherlich interessant. Die Belichtungszeiten wären dann etwas kürzer und die Kamera entspräche dann einer klassichen Boxkamera aus der ersten Hälfte des vorigen Jahrhunderts, nur etwas größer und, finde ich, lustiger
tuttoirlanda 13 months ago | reply
It's so amazing. Great project! Keep it up guys!
* sharon - sparkles * 13 months ago | reply
Wow, this is gorgeous! :)
bdtier 13 months ago | reply
Hübsch!
simon cruickshank 13 months ago | reply
SO good!
RocioStereo 13 months ago | reply
Impresionante!
Diogo João 13 months ago | reply
awesome!
mosaicmirm 13 months ago | reply
Nothing like real film and paper. Magical.
Nicole Hastings Photography 13 months ago | reply
Amazing
Mind & Brain 13 months ago | reply
!
SBranka 13 months ago | reply
Great!
frank memmeler 13 months ago | reply
Feines projekt
jive667 13 months ago | reply
Beautiful!