This was a small photography workshop I took part in my university. In this workshop we particularly focused on Pinhole Photography and the process of developing film. We were taught how to make our very own pinhole camera out of biscuit tin/ cans, as well using a professional camera. Most of these photographs were all exposed for 15-30seconds. 

This workshop was more about refining my skills further as I had experimented with Pinhole Photography before.Through this workshop I played about with lighting and shadow, developing better judgements on how long to expose the camera out to the light - my judgements started to improve by practicing and taking more and more photographs. I also found it interesting to look at patterns and subject matter to see how they would photograph and if depth and texture could be created through it.