Garbageman Roland Wilhelm takes a picture of himself and his trashcam
with a second trashcam. Photographed with a pinhole garbage container
by
Roland Wilhelm, Christoph Blaschke and Mirko Derpmann at the site of
Hamburg´s waste collecting service. Shot on a 106x80 cm sheet of
ilford multigrade with six minutes exposure time. Please show some
respect for Rolands fantastic ability to not move.
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suebh 14 months ago | reply
I am so impressed! Nice job!
Charlie - 14 months ago | reply
This is art !!
GabrielNuñez 14 months ago | reply
Great Work! Congrats!
Jan Bielicki 14 months ago | reply
Six minutes at a standstill, it's like a portrait in 19th century. I like all your pictures, I wish you and your garbage company will gain a rightful resonance for this brilliant project.
stefansven 14 months ago | reply
One of the most crazy things I have ever heard of. The results are brilliant!!!
* sharon - sparkles * 14 months ago | reply
6 minutes without moving? Good job, man! :) This project is fantastic. :)
alessandro.bocchi 14 months ago | reply
Really wonderful. like this one very very much. Great project.
JasonKidd79 14 months ago | reply
What a fantastic idea! Love it. And, so impressed, I don't think I can stand still for 6 seconds!
Shaefnole 14 months ago | reply
Es ist Zeit, ihre garage.
James P Stevenson 14 months ago | reply
Love it! And the project... like an urban wildlife stealth camera! Brilliant.
I m Peace (away) 14 months ago | reply
You guys are amazing! Best compliments for a great project!
And standing still for 6 minutes.. wow!
R. Wilhelm 14 months ago | reply
Es waren meine längsten 6 Minuten!
NicholPhoto 14 months ago | reply
damn, that is awesome!
Bobfrance 14 months ago | reply
Great shot and a superb project! Well done to all who took part, especially Roland who clearly has a great career ahead of him as a living statue. :0D
R. Wilhelm 14 months ago | reply
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banukab 11 months ago | reply
That is insane. Once you know the exposure time, it's hard to look at this picture the same way.
heldenheit 9 months ago | reply
With a paper negative as large as 106 x 80 cm, I imagine the "pinhole" aperture is rather large and quite some distance away from the negative, right?