shed artists....

from here - a range of practices that include; "The World’s Largest Camera: Nilu Izadi’s Camera Obscura is a pin-hole camera in the guise of a shed. A hole in the ceiling constantly captures the sky and the trees as smaller cameras do, but this was a camera one could walk into, enjoying the garden from the outside in, and from the upside down."

I'm interested in this as a possible photographic-principled means of getting an image of the outside world into the shed from the other shed with me in it which was maybe opposite? Image upside down unless use mirrors to correct this?

This work was part of 10 garden sheds created as art works for the Other Flower Show 2004 at the V&A, London