Sheridan O'Neal submits Malin Fabbri
Fabbri purposely builds his pinhole cameras with distortions, intentional light leaks, and not advancing his film all the way so that images layer on top of one another. He creates and works with three main types of cameras (ginger, turizt, and ipinhole). The ginger has three openings that are space evenly across the front of a cylindrical tin. The Turizt is a cylindrical camera that has pinholes around all sides and spaced evenly creating a 360 degree camera. The iPinhole camera is a rectangular camera with three openings. His photos are beautiful in how he creates them compositionally with the intended distortions and overlapping of images.
Fabbri purposely builds his pinhole cameras with distortions, intentional light leaks, and not advancing his film all the way so that images layer on top of one another. He creates and works with three main types of cameras (ginger, turizt, and ipinhole). The ginger has three openings that are space evenly across the front of a cylindrical tin. The Turizt is a cylindrical camera that has pinholes around all sides and spaced evenly creating a 360 degree camera. The iPinhole camera is a rectangular camera with three openings. His photos are beautiful in how he creates them compositionally with the intended distortions and overlapping of images.
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