The Giant Mobile Camera has reached it’s final destination. Rest in piece(s)! It soon will!
Here we arrived at the last resort.
A little company.
We just had to touch 🙂
And now it’s gone!
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This is the end
The Giant Mobile Camera has reached the end of it’s life, and will soon move to it’s final rest.
Tomorrow it will leave.Stay tuned for “The Giant Mobile Camera Mk II” In the meantime: have fun!Farewell and with love,Trond Kjetil.
The Giant Mobile Camera – Gingerbread version is taking form. Looks almost like the Giant Mobile Camera now, doesn’t it?
Gingerbread CameraVan
A gingerbread model of The Giant Mobile Camera
Parts for a gingerbread cameravan are ready for assembly
The Giant Mobile Camera on television
A week ago or so Tromsø Fotoklubb was featured on NRK, the Norwegian Television. We had a happening in Tromsø, where we took ULF portraits of bypasses on 11×14″ direct positive paper. The Giant Mobile Camera was used as a dark room that day.
See the program here: Norge Rundt December 4. 2015
The last exposure.
The last exposure, but already an old one. It was made during the Lofoten International Photo Festival in March 2015.
First the negative:
The negative is 100x250cm big (40×100″).
The negative was photographed in Galleri Lille KabelvĂĄg, and digitally inverted to a positive:
Solar eclipse 2015
The solar eclipse March 20, 2015, as seen inside The Giant Mobile Camera
Getting ready for Lofoten International Photofestival
The Giant Mobile Camera will be present at the Lofoten International Photofestival 2015 from Thursday 12. of March to Sunday 15. of March. Now it is waiting for a pair of new tyres, and while there are no wheels, it is supported by two strong “tripods”
The Giant Mobile Camera is also ready for Pinholeday 2015, April 26. Where is not yet decided.
The WPPD2014 negative, and a digital positive version
Here are the results from the WPPD2014 exposure from Tromsø.
First the negative original:
Then the digital positive version:
It was great fun making this picture, and I will for sure make more big exposures like this one later.
Developing the WPPD2014 giant negative.
Today I developed the negative that I exposed on The Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day 2014 in Tromsø. Here the paper negative is laid out on the floor ready to be developed.
The negative almost ready, applying fix with a sponge.
After rinsing the negative is drying in a frame made for drying and stretching large fabrics.
This was the only one pinhole picture I made on Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day 2014, but it was probably enough (for me 🙂 ).