Cameras can’t get much more classic than a pinhole — unless, of course that pinhole camera also has a set of bellows. The Jollylook Pinhole is a wooden camera that artists can build themselves. Once constructed, the Pinhole uses Instax Mini instant film and runs on human hands, not batteries.
Despite the modern Instax inside, the bellows give the Pinhole an unmistakably classic design. . thephoblographer.com
You don't need to look through a viewfinder to compose a shot. Brooklyn-based visual artist Dani Lessnau uses her vagina as a conduit for her camera lens. Lessnau uses her body as a vessel to capture intimate moments she and her lovers share, claiming it was a way of using vulnerability as empowerment.
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