Recently I have been dabbling in the art of pinhole photography. For those of you who don’t know what this is, it is essentially about bringing photography back to the basics. And when I say basics, I mean basics. Pinhole photography entails putting a piece of film inside a light-tight box or can and exposing it through a pin-sized hole for about 30 seconds to a minute. No lens. No viewfinder. That’s it. The images come out fairly soft and dream-like. The fun of this process is never knowing what you are going to get until you run the film through the chemicals. The following are three images that I created using this method this week.