pdp1@EARTHLINK.NET on sun 12 dec 04
Hi Steve,
Totally cool...very inspireing...golly...
These Ceramic Cameras of yours are wonderful...!
I have daydreamed about making a Pin-Hole Panarama Camera,
and now you have loosed all them danceing sucrose-Plums now
doing chorus-line 'Can-Cans' in me head...
Thank you...
Like I already did not have too much...to do...!
Eeeeek...
Best wishes,
Phil
el ve
----- Original Message -----
From: "Steve Irvine"
Looking forward to seeing your images John. I've also been
using ceramic
cameras for some time now. I have some photos of them on my
photography
site:
http://www.steveirvine.com/pinhole/cameras.html
In April I'll be having a solo exhibition of my ceramic work
and photography
at the Tom Thomson Memorial Art Gallery in Owen Sound,
Ontario.
Steve
http://www.steveirvine.com
Steve Irvine on sun 12 dec 04
Looking forward to seeing your images John. I've also been using ceramic
cameras for some time now. I have some photos of them on my photography
site:
http://www.steveirvine.com/pinhole/cameras.html
In April I'll be having a solo exhibition of my ceramic work and photogra=
phy
at the Tom Thomson Memorial Art Gallery in Owen Sound, Ontario.
Steve
http://www.steveirvine.com
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Folks-
A while back I made pinhole cameras with ceramic bodies. The majority of=
the camera was out of clay, but the pin hole and shutter were from copper=
.
I used paper negatives and was able to come up with some pretty good imag=
es.
The cameras themselves looked quite good. (If I do say so myself.) I'l=
l
need to scan and get a few pictures of them up on my website. Almost had=
them published in the Pinhole Journal...
If you are curious about these, you can pretty easily get images and usin=
g
paper negatives is a cheap way to go.
Here's the place to start-
http://www.pinholeresource.com/
John
http://john-norris.net (no camera pix up yet, will let you know.)
*****
Art, Information, and Ceramics.
http://www.john-norris.net
clennell on sun 12 dec 04
Sour Cherry Pottery
> Looking forward to seeing your images John. I've also been using ceramic
> cameras for some time now. I have some photos of them on my photography
> site:
> http://www.steveirvine.com/pinhole/cameras.html
>
> In April I'll be having a solo exhibition of my ceramic work and photography
> at the Tom Thomson Memorial Art Gallery in Owen Sound, Ontario.
>
> Steve
> http://www.steveirvine.com
>
Steve: Old friend and neighbour. Steve helped me fire my first gas kiln and
every wood kiln for about 15 years? I was thrilled to see you appear on
clayart. I have been a resident of Clayartville for about 10 years now.
It's a good town and you will enjoy it. Good to see the likes of you in
town.
The ash blue camera is a sweetie.
cheers,
Tony
Steve Irvine on mon 13 dec 04
Thanks Tony. I'm looking forward to my visits to "Clayartville."
Steve
>Steve: Old friend and neighbour. Steve helped me fire my first gas kiln and
>every wood kiln for about 15 years? I was thrilled to see you appear on
>clayart. I have been a resident of Clayartville for about 10 years now.
>It's a good town and you will enjoy it. Good to see the likes of you in
>town.
>The ash blue camera is a sweetie.
>cheers,
>Tony
>
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