I recently started making photographic images with pinhole lenses exposing directly to photo paper. It certainly changed what I pursued as 'good' photograph. To

I recently started making photographic images with pinhole lenses exposing directly to photo paper. It certainly changed what I pursued as 'good' photograph. To even think about composition, texture, tone, subject you first have to get past the difficulty, and ease of making mistakes in the technical process. It certainly gave me great respect for people who make art photography in the pre-digital era. A large part of my motivation for trying this was looking at all everyone (myself included) snapping away all day every day making photos .. for what? .. It was hard to not just see them as habitual Trojan metadata carriers. ( here is one of the earlier works I actually scanned and inverted. https://mega.nz/file/1RhWwRTZ#q7jD9rbC2kph5VmX9q1Zv0ju-035HBfnKJEeK0R2ztw https://mega.nz/file/1RhWwRTZ#q7jD9rbC2kph5VmX9q1Zv0ju-035HB... )