PINHOLE DAY IS HERE!
Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day (Week) starts Tomorrow!
© John Neel
It is not too late to build that pinhole camera or to buy a pinhole cap and participate in the latest Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day which begins tomorrow. This year it happens to coincide with the Easter Holiday. In consideration of the holiday, the event has been extended to a full week. To find out how to participate visit the WPPD website for more information at www.pinholeday.org
Join thousands of pinhole photographers from around the world for this annual world event.
It is fun and educational.
See what can be done without a lens.
Add your photo to the on-line gallery.
www.pinholeday.org

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