Pinhole Photography for Wellbeing 

ℹ️ in 2023/2024 we are offering a series of fascinating analogue photography workshops across Haringey. No camera needed. Just bring your enthusiasm and willingness to work together. Our workshops welcome people from all cultures and abilities to explore, create and have fun (age 19+).

More info: https://pinholelondon.eventbrite.com


🌟Thanks to all the wonderful participants & special guests.

👀 View the online exhibitions: www.pinholelondon.org/online-exhibitions

✅ Share your photos & tag us: @pinholelondon #PinholeLondon

Workshop 1

🌎 Wood Green Library, London

🗓️ 31st October 2023

📸 We installed a Camera Obscura at Wood Green Library. The camera obscura is the precursor to the camera, it is also known as a pinhole image. We started the workshop seeing the world upside down, then went on to build, shoot & develop unique pinhole images in the darkroom.

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Workshop 2 

🌎 All Good Bookshop, London

🗓️ 13th November 2023

📸 We created “Awfullogrammes” at a workshop led by @justin_quinnell our great inspiration. We used flash guns, pinhole cameras and extreme close up compositions. We developed the photographs in our pop-up darkroom. After the workshop in just over an hour we heard Justin’s fascinating talk, ‘Aristotle’s Hole’ : the Science, 500 million year history and the immense variety of contemporary approaches to pinhole photography. It was an amazing day!

Workshop 3

🌎 Shaftesbury Hall, London

🗓️ 4th December 2023

📸 We set-up our pop-up darkroom in Bowes Park. Participants built their own individual pinhole cameras and created unique pinhole images around the station. Bowes Park railway station was first opened by GNR in 1880 (36 years after David Brewster first describe the pinhole camera in 1856!). We are grateful to North London Samaritans, who own Shaftesbury Hall - an amazing community venue @shaftesburyhall

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Workshop 4

🌎 Winkfield Resource Centre, Haringey, London

🗓️ 19th December 2023

📸 We installed a Camera Obscura at Winkfield Resource Centre. The camera obscura is the precursor to the camera, it is also known as a pinhole image. We started the workshop seeing the world upside down, then went on to build, shoot & develop unique pinhole images in the darkroom.

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Workshop 5

🌎 Winkfield Resource Centre, Haringey, London

🗓️ 9th January 20234

📸 We set-up our pop-up darkroom at WRC. Participants built their own individual pinhole cameras and created unique pinhole images around the centre focusing on pinhole selfies, triple expose and the wonderful garden. 

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Workshop 6

🌎 Wood Green Library, London

🗓️ 1st February 2024


***Car-Free Operations: Our organisation has a car-free approach, opting for sustainable transportation methods. We use e-bicycles to transport our photographic studio and workshop materials, and our staff relies on public transport for commuting***


📸 We installed a Camera Obscura at Wood Green Library. The camera obscura is the precursor to the camera, it is also known as a pinhole image. We started the workshop seeing the world upside down, then went on to build, shoot & develop unique pinhole images in the darkroom.

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Workshop 7

🌎 Wood Green Library, London

🗓️ 1st March 2024


📸 We installed a Camera Obscura at Wood Green Library. The camera obscura is the precursor to the camera, it is also known as a pinhole image. We started the workshop seeing the world upside down, then went on to build, shoot & develop unique pinhole images in the darkroom.


***Car-Free Operations: Our organisation has a car-free approach, opting for sustainable transportation methods. We use e-bicycles to transport our photographic studio and workshop materials, and our staff relies on public transport for commuting***

Funded by TNL Community Fund Awards for All

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