A2-Camera Obscura

For my camera obscura project, I tried multiple different windows in my dorm room as well as different lenses. After these many tries, my best attempt came out with my prescription glasses and  my common room window's view of the sky. Not having white walls close enough to the window space, I held up a white sketchbook, developing this beautiful blue sky shown.


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