Melbourne photographers Ian Lobb and David Tatnall set up a room sized camera obscura in Fairfield on Sunday 15 May.
The camera obscura had a ‘focal length’ of 5300 mm with an 18 mm pinhole with an effective aperture of f294.
A very good number of people visited throughout the day.
Special thanks to Zo Damage and Victoria Bilogan for assistance in setting up and taking down.
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David Tatnall is an Australian fine art photographer & editor of View Camera Australia.
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Thank you to David and Ian for having me along to help with this wonderful Camera Obscura installation. So much fun! #lovephotography
Zo thanks very much for all your help darkening the room, we couldn’t have done it without you!