Category Archives: photography

Self-Portrait, April

So here’s this month’s self-portrait. I took this using a pinhole “lens” I made for my Canon dSLR. I actually made three pinholes, which came out slightly different sizes – it’s quite hard to get a really tiny hole. This is the best of them as it is the smallest aperture. This was a 30 second exposure with a fairly slow film speed setting of ISO 200.

Pinhole Mugshot
Pinhole Mugshot
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Anyone who wants to try making their own pinhole, I followed this article on wikiHow. It isn’t difficult; if my ten left thumbs can do it then anyone can!

Self-Portrait, January

Here’s something else I’m going to try new this year: take a few self-portraits. They may turn out to be interesting, or deadly dull. I don’t know, as it’s not a photographic genre I’ve really had a go at before. They’re not intended to be “selfies” in the popularly understood form, although no doubt they’ll be construed as such. Anyway I’m intending to post one a month. So here’s the first …

Bathroom Cabinet, Mirror Doors
Bathroom Cabinet, Mirror Doors
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Advent Calendar 24

#0000ff; text-align: center; margin-bottom: 24px;"> Images by Japanese Cult Street Photographer
Nobuyoshi Araki

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Note: These images are all hosted elsewhere on the internet;
you should follow the link to each for further information

Advent Calendar 23

#0000ff; text-align: center; margin-bottom: 24px;"> Images by Japanese Cult Street Photographer
Nobuyoshi Araki

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Note: These images are all hosted elsewhere on the internet;
you should follow the link to each for further information

Advent Calendar 22

#0000ff; text-align: center; margin-bottom: 24px;"> Images by Japanese Cult Street Photographer
Nobuyoshi Araki

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Note: These images are all hosted elsewhere on the internet;
you should follow the link to each for further information

Advent Calendar 21

#0000ff; text-align: center; margin-bottom: 24px;"> Images by Japanese Cult Street Photographer
Nobuyoshi Araki

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Note: These images are all hosted elsewhere on the internet;
you should follow the link to each for further information