Camera Obscura: The Pantheon in Hotel Albergo Del Sole al Pantheon, Room # 111, Rome, Italy, 2008
Camera Obscura: View of the Grand Canal Looking Northeast From Room in Ca’ Foscari. Venice, Italy, 20081.11.2009
Making the invisible, visible
Abelardo Morell uses various techniques to view the world in wonderful and fantastic ways. One such technique is the use of a camera obscura (literally: dark room). Some examples:
Camera Obscura: The Pantheon in Hotel Albergo Del Sole al Pantheon, Room # 111, Rome, Italy, 2008
Camera Obscura: View of the Grand Canal Looking Northeast From Room in Ca’ Foscari. Venice, Italy, 2008
Camera Obscura: The Pantheon in Hotel Albergo Del Sole al Pantheon, Room # 111, Rome, Italy, 2008Camera Obscura: View of the Grand Canal Looking Northeast From Room in Ca’ Foscari. Venice, Italy, 2008
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Doesn't camera obscura invert the image? How is this one right-side up?
ReplyDeleteIt's true. I have no idea how he does it. These are newer images, all of the previous ones are (correctly) inverted.
ReplyDeleteTry to find out how he did it.