I often get up off my swivel chair in front of the computer and head towards the door, with the intention of rebuilding the darkroom in the new shed. But usually by the time I’ve got to the back door I realize just how much work is involved in having that fun. So I go back the the computer.

Mind you, a couple of times I’ve got as far as looking around the shed and dreaming of a new darkroom. But then I realize it’s not going to happen.

Ah well!

http://www.southimage.net/Pinhole_Photography.htm

Look forward to reading the next post,

Regards,
Chris.

I had two of this model but chucked them to the tip when I pulled down the shed that housed the darkroom.

But I’ve also made many more out of a black icecream dish, cardboared boxes in which photographic paper comes and jam tins.

I’ll do another post on the blog on making and using a pinhole camera.

Regards,
Laurie.

It really has me intrigued!

The Spenco depot has been vacant now, for a while. There’s talk of a Bunnings store and other big heavy businesses going in there, in a new building, of course.

People have been taking the old, seasoned timber from the building, making it rather unsafe.

Some homeless people were squatting there and burnt down one of the buildings.

It’s now securely fenced off.