Are you sitting down? Seriously. Get ready for me to tell you what’s happening here:
So, here’s the deal: Cuban photographer Abelardo Morell creates these images ON WALLS via a little process you may have heard of called camera obscura. Ok ok, backing up: Morell blacks out the windows of rooms then cuts a small hole in the fabric he’s used to shut out all the light. That pinhole is used to expose the window’s view onto the opposing wall. He then takes a picture of the projection using a large format camera. The film often takes up to 10 hours to expose. Yeah. It’s bananas. I don’t even know if people say that anymore but I feel it’s appropriate here.
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So, here’s the deal: Cuban photographer Abelardo Morell creates these images ON WALLS via a little process you may have heard of called camera obscura. Ok ok, backing up: Morell blacks out the windows of rooms then cuts a small hole in the fabric he’s used to shut out all the light. That pinhole is used to expose the window’s view onto the opposing wall. He then takes a picture of the projection using a large format camera. The film often takes up to 10 hours to expose. Yeah. It’s bananas. I don’t even know if people say that anymore but I feel it’s appropriate here.
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The photos on this blog are sourced in various sites from the internet (apart from the ones taken by me). Original source is always mentioned. If you feel your photorights have been violated or they have been presented in a negative way, please send me mail. I´ll remove them from my blog immediately.
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