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I'm not an old school photographer - barely schooled, actually. Until digi cameras, my photo activities centered around the occasional vacation, party, wow-look-at-that-weird (fill in the blank) event. Some of my old school photo friends have spoken of the joy of creating and using their first pin hole camera and while I like the images, the process seems like a lot of work.
Well... Corbis has made it easier for me/you to embark on this voyage of discovery. They are giving away templates and instructions for pin hole cameras. Here is the link
http://pro.corbis.com/creative/readycam/
I don't have time now (gotta file taxes, complete some house projects, yadda yadda ....) but soon!
Thought you all might find time for this stuff - looks like fun!
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