Captivatingly colorful contrast

Posted by Rabbit (Richmond, United States) on 1 April 2008 in Art & Design.

They are small, cute, also able to stack the big ones. This was just a charming set, that i snapped off a quick picture of - just to keep in my head.

i'm not sure why i liked it, if it was the color or the stacking part - (i realize i like things that stack) I also like those ummm russian nesting doll things that one goes inside the other and so on - ok so i'm going to look up the name of that kind of doll: its a Matryoshka so yeah i totally would have known that :-/

Anyway - i suppose now i've been inspired to make a set of stacking cameras.. . . i would try and make nesting cameras, but for now i have to think on the whole opening them up exposing the film to light *yeah that would create a bit of a problem for the film i think ;)*

Opening my mail,
rabbit

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Comments (10)

Man with 101 names from Hamburg, United States

they look like they are right up your alley , nice shot !

1 Apr 2008 8:38am

Ronnie 2¢ from London, United Kingdom

Yes, stacking things are great . . but stacking cameras, oh my. I did once have two identical cameras mounted on a bar for stereo . . but I never tell anyone.

1 Apr 2008 10:00am

@Ronnie 2¢: Ha ha hahahahaha - I know you know all about 2 different POVs ;)

the lightwriter from oosterwolde, Netherlands

Hi Rabbit, Is a camera obscura only a camera obscura if you can capture the incoming light? Or is it also a camera if light comes in, but not captured to see the reflection on a piece of film? If you can say yes to the second question, it doesn't matter if there is a film inside a camera or not.
Besides of that it is also a possibility to make Matruschcameras that carry a film but never can be used where they were made for in the first place......

1 Apr 2008 2:43pm

Tse Min from Melbourne, Australia

the colour contrast of the set is fantastic!

1 Apr 2008 4:01pm

Jennifer Radio from United States

I love the colour. :D

1 Apr 2008 6:36pm

tyan from Singapore, Singapore

i always love the way you write your commentary,so candid and personal..I cant wait to see your stacking cameras:)

1 Apr 2008 9:18pm

Illuci from Hurdegaryp, Netherlands

Stacking pinhole cameras - mmmm- I've to think if that would be a great innovation :) But it's your choice, and if you find it great, then it's already great!

2 Apr 2008 4:11am