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“People are so used to taking a picture with their phone or a digital camera and using the viewfinder. But with a pinhole camera, you have to use your eyes,” says Kelly Angood (@kellyangood), a London Instagrammer who makes pinhole cameras for her business, The Pop-up Pinhole Company (@thepopuppinholeco). “With pinhole photography, it’s the light creating the image. You forget that light travels in straight lines,” she explains. “It goes into the pinhole and refracts to create the image. Your eyes work in the same way.” Opening this week, “Drawn by Light” at London's Science Museum (@mediaspaceldn) explores the origins of the photographic process. Commenting on the exhibition, Kelly adds, “These first early examples show a real experimentation and scientific development. The thing they all have in parallel is an individual ability to act as a time capsule for the very second the photo was shot.” Photo by @thepopuppinholeco

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