This project, begun in 2002, consists of thousands of pinhole photographs of my restaurant meals, all shot on film in a Zero 2000 pinhole camera. The tiny aperture of this camera (f/138) requires relatively long exposures (seconds outside, minutes to hours inside). Meals are a perfect subject due to the combination of movement (people, glassware) and stillness (the room itself). You will find information on how I determine exposure times here.
Scroll down to see my five minute video about pinhole photography.
Nancy's five minute introduction to pinhole photography explains how pinhole cameras work and introduces the work of some pinhole photographers.