One of the world’s longest exposures ever. For six months between the winter and summer solstice, Justin Quinnell left open his homemade pinhole camera and tracked each phase of the sun over Bristol's Clifton Suspension Bridge. The lowest arc shows the first day of exposure on the winter solstice, the top curves were captured in the middle of summer.
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1.08.2009
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6 comments:
Whoa. That's amazing.
(I feel like this is my response to ALL of your posts. I will try to come up with some new material soon.)
oh INCREDIBLE! to repeat myself. i love this blog. totally inspirational. a daily dip leaves me wanting more and more and more. clever person, you. whoever you are.
x j
amazing amazing amazing
i love projects like this
happy happy weekend!
G r a t e f u l
that you find and post these morsels.
The rest of us are better for it. Thanks, and happy new year.
Yowza - so amazing!
Wow. That is truly awe-inspiring. Thanks again for another amazing post!
Lori
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