Photos of the late Cretaceous taken with Tyrannosaurus photoventris pinhole camera

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First Photos of the late Cretaceous, ©2009. Taken by Tyrannosaurus photoventris. The camera needed an adjustment, it only took photos of one area. There is a little book of the photos here

The tubular lens enclosure turned out to restrict the wide angle. I wanted it to hold the lens cap in place, but it should be a little less deep.

©2011, some more photos from Tyrannosaurus photo ventris. This one was my official entry for Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day, 2011. This photo was also included in the book "Play! Toy Camera Photographers for Tots: A Collection of Sixty-three Toy Camera Photographs Made by Thirty-six Photographers in Twelve Countries" 2011, p. 67.

A photo of Imperialsaurus, also taken on Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day, 2011.

All these photos were taken on my worktable, with a large sheet of paper as the backdrop. The pterosaur in the background is a toy from ebay, it has a 15 inch wingspan. The volcano is a large book I started but never finished.

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