Today is the day that the Time In A Can solargraphy project has come to an end. I am one of the 40 lucky participants around the world, who planted 5 pinhole cameras out in the elements on June 21st- the summer solstice. All 200 cameras around the world have been recording the sun's path, as well as imaging the surroundings, for the last 6 months,, onto photographic paper inside the pinhole can-camera.
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| Tin Man poses with his can-camera cousins |
Here is the bounty of my can-cam harvest- all 5 pinhole cameras, intact after months of baking heat, rain storms, wind, freezing temperatures, and flood.
Now it is time to open the cans under a safelight, and package the negatives to be shipped back to Spain, where there will be a gallery exhibit of the solargraph photos. Stay tuned for solargraph results!
In the meantime, here are some other solargraph photos I have made in the past.
And also in the meantime, a video from the Time In A Can project- packaging up the cameras to send out to the photographers...enjoy!
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| 6-month solargraphy in my back yard- 2009 |
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