Pinhole Camera #2

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Second pinhole camera! An experimental one! 

I am excited to see how this turns out!

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1. Gather supplies and create a sealed container! I forgot to take pictures of supplies I used, but include: an old phone box, painted popsicle sticks, broken mirror, and electrical tape.  Check!



2. Make two pinholes to allow the light to shine through, and expose the paper inside to light. Check!


3. Come up with some cool idea for the inside! I decided to use broken mirror pieces, with a separator from the phone box to be able to expose two images. The goal is to see how the mirror pieces interfere with the light being exposed to the paper. Check!


3. Try it out! This is still to come.

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....A detailed log can be found here for both pinhole cameras....

A couple of the results...









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