As feautures in the NewYork Times.

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My rejection of technology continues, and I am now experimenting with abandoning both lenses and pre-manufactured cameras. With my homemade 5x4 pinhole camera. The technology is simple, process is complicated. Here's how it works:

i. Load a sheet of film into the camera. This has to be done in complete darkness.
ii. Point camera at scene, and estimate the required exposure. This could be anywhere between 15 seconds and an hour. Make exposure.
iii. prepare chemicals, developer, stop and fix
iv. In complete darkness unload camera and process in trays. Approx 25 minutes.
v. Turn on lights and wash film.

This produces one photograph that may or may not be correctly exposed.