Inanimate objects?

Clothing can capture the spirit of a person

Last Scanner as Camera update

Yes I have been fascinated with scanning objects and creating photographs - and found that other people who are very handy with gaffer tape and wire had made some remarkable cameras out of scanners.
They did not stop at placing objects on the scanner - they ripped tscanners apart and mounted them on conventional camera bits and pieces.

I googled scanner as camera - and selected the images option and - lo and behold! - there were some very elaborate and interesting examples of the ways people have exploited this extreme artistic sport.

Here are 2 of my favourite links
http://golembewski.awardspace.com/index.html

http://johnvanhornphoto.com/lgformatdigitalphotography/Gallery1.html

Michale Golmbewski's work shows that the engineering efforts mentioned above are really worth while.

Aren't these just wonderful?

Scanner as Camera 4

Getting images ready for folio submission - more scanner as camera

Hard to go past natural forms - how to choose which ones to put in the folio??

Scanner as Camera 3

I am finding the use of the scanner as a camera very interesting for NMIT Visual Arts Photomedia project. These images have a certain appeal.

Scanner as Camera 2

More beautiful images I created using a scanner as part of my NMIT Photomedia assignment- will do some more pears that are in better shape next time I use the scanner.

Scanner as Camera 1

New assignment for Photomedia subject at NMIT - using a scanner as a camera. The scanner can render some lovely images. First attempts today were encouraging