Jay writes -
I tied a disposable camera to a bench with a sign that read:Good afternoon,
I attached this camera to the bench so you could take pictures. Seriously. So have fun. I'll be back later this evening to pick it up.
Love, Jay / The PlugWhen I retrieved the camera that night, I was happy to find that the entire roll of film had been shot.
Great project to do in your local area!
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Apr 11, 2008 02:00 PM
Arts, Culture jamming, DIY Projects, Imaging |
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I walk right past this bench every day. I didn't even notice the cam...but what a great idea! Perfect location, too. Although, completely creepy to see my neighborhood (and some neighbors) in my RSS feeder this evening, I might put one of these down in L5P...Keep an eye out!
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i have dreamt of doing things like this forever but in my local area someone would just steal it
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At the skydiving dropzone I used to work at any camera left unattended was fair game for pictures of a generaly less classy nature.
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where's the make in that?
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@april - making art is make. leaving a camera for other people to take photos and then artfully putting it together, inspiring others to do the same is 100% make.
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Thats a pretty neat idea! I like it!
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It got stolen :( Even the sign
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Nice to see that this actually worked. I would have put considerable money on someone getting scared of a "mysterious box" and the bomb squad blowing it up; camera, bench, sign, and all.
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Did a similar thing about 20 years ago. Had a polaroid camera on a tripod with instructions: push a button, take a shot of yourself and place it on the wall...got a wallfull of a pics on a wall!
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