Today's Strange Photography Site (Long Exposures)

[Kendoway]

Image purists will dislike this. On the other hand techies (astronomy buffs in particular) and abstractionists may find this interesting.

Incredibly long exposure times (1-6 months)

Enjoy.

http://www.asu.cas.cz/~sos/staff/maciek/puszki.htm (http://www.asu.cas.cz/%7Esos/staff/maciek/puszki.htm)

[heycow]

...Interesting...photos do nothing for me, but the idea is neat...

[Roy Mathers]

^^^^I agree.

[number six]

Interesting - they used silver halide paper, but didn't develop it. I didn't know you could get an image without development.

"A regular photographic paper (which is generally used to make black-and-white pictures) without developing was used as a photosensitive material. Solar light was passing through small (approximatelly 1 mm diameter) hole in the can and falling directly on the paper, "burning" this un-fixed image which was digitally-scanned immediately after the end of exposition."

[bps]

Interesting...

Well, sort of.