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made a big decision about the obscura- its fine to just let it work as it naturally does-phew! a lot of time taken to get to that decision tho- but good to return to it after the MA
people can pull the block off when needed 
screen stretched- my big error- need more fabric :(
this shed is leaking light- gaffer tape saving the day for the run through- however 100% lightproof fabric just doesn't do what it says on the tin!!!
group portrait! could just about get 6 in the frame...
more cats moving in...
need to brush up on my plants for this project....
camera obscura saga continues. putting gaffer tape on the pentaprism walls i want to block light leakage from
makeshift SLR like pentaprism housing- 45 degree mirror below pentaprism. light leakage is minimal but image is very vignetted still
i wanted the picture frame idea- the process of photography becoming the true picture on the wall- true to my practice
screen back to centre- looking at the image quality when its upside down with the action outside- can it be identified well enough?- yes i can now experiment with my proximity to the aperture
better screen fabric- can be pulled to floor more- t-shirt fabric, white, less textured, giving a purer image on both sides of it- DECISION MADE- not to invert image....PHEW!!!! need to build this in the story?
experiments with optics for the camera obscura inverted image



hanging blackout curtain round door in little shed




cutting lens from old pair of glasses
reinforced floor to take the weight in the little shed
eliminating light leaks- beading
lined blackout curtains on the inside
ikea workbench assembly
and the stools and the workbench move in- plus the working shed radio- the perfect companion!!
its cosy but i like that
this view will disappear soon to be ginghammed out
workbench accessories. the radio reception is great :)
my seat on right, left for participant ready to flee by the door
purposely chose a bench with a shelf underneath as space is tight can't fit shelves on walls