Permanent daylight – photography now

Permanent Daylight consists of five large images of glass-houses in the socalled "Westland", a region in the western part of the Netherlands with a large amount of glass-house growing.
The images were created with a small caravan used as Camera Obscura.

Permanent Daylight (serie)

No 6.Permanent Daylight (12-16.jan. 2004.)
expozition time: 4 nights (5pm-8am)
caravan as camera,
camera obscura, ciba chrome paper
148x156 cm, mounted on plexy glass

No 3. Permanent Daylight/stereo picture ( 18-26.jan. 2003)
expozition time: two times 4 nights (5pm-8 am)
caravan as camera,
camera obscura, ciba chrome paper
from two parts, 127 x 305 cm, mounted on plexy glass

No 7. Permanent Daylight (17-21 jan. 2004.)
expozition time: 4 nights (5.30-8 am)
caravan as camera,
camera obscura, ciba chrome paper
127x152 cm mouted on plexy glass

No 4. Permanent Daylight (4-8.dec.'03 - 8-12 jan. '04)
expozition time: two times 4 nights (5pm-8am)
caravan as camera,
camera obscura, ciba chrome paper
from two parts, 127 x 302 cm, mouted on plexy glass

No 1. Permanent Daylight (5-8 dec 2002)
expozition time: 3 nights (6pm-8am)
caravan as camera,
camera obscura, ciba chrome paper
91,5 x 162 cm mouted on plexy glass

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