If you ever get a chance to try out pinhole photography, i suggest you do it. There's something special about that whole experience. Crafting your own camera from lets say for example a shoebox. Making it unique looking and hoping it will work and has no lightleaks. Taking pictures, waiting still for easily even ten minutes. Going to the dark room and keeping your fingers crossed, hoping that something will appear in the photo paper you used as a negative. And when you can see the picture appearing, feel the enthusiasm and joy for taking a photo with something so simple, without any expensive camera gear. Feeling yourself again a bit closer with photography and its' history.

These photos are all taken by me, with cameras made by me. I used small cartridge boxes in these.