Thanks Re: best viewfinders for close-up work

Guillermo, my brother and I thank you so much for the helpful advice.
I will certainly let you know how the camera turns out.

I quit my academic job 2 years ago to be at home with the girls full time.
Lately my main subjects for photographs have been my daughters, but that's
hard to do with a pinhole camera because they absolutely can't sit still.
(They are four and two). The other night I tried to do an exposure of my
older child while she was sleeping. She stayed in exactly the same position
for such a long time. I'm wondering if it will turn out...

I hate to admit how difficult it is for me to find what I consider to be
suitable subject-matter for a photograph. My children are significant to me
in a way that a tree or a building can never be. But I love the long
exposures with the pinhole camera because I feel I am capturing more time.
I love standing around counting to myself and taking a picture while not
looking through a viewfinder. This is a challenge that I am enjoying very
much, and I appreciate the help.

Sarah

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Received on Sat Apr 20 00:45:13 2002