Camera Obscura Hoodies

Camera Obscura illustration

Classic Leica Camera Tribute Design

Inspired in Fatal Frame video games.

Inspired in Fatal Frame video games.

Concept art for a graphic novel. Not associated with any existing movie or book.

Camera illustration line drawing

concept art for a graphic novel, not associated with any existing movie or book

Optical instrument for recording or catching pictures. The word camera originates from camera obscura, which signifies “dull chamber” and is the Latin name of the first gadget for anticipating a picture of outer reality onto a level surface.

Concept art for a new graphic novel. Not associated with any existing movie or book.

A photographer with old camera

Camera Obscura Let's Get Out of This Country

To Capture a fragment in time.

Cameraman with a vintage camera

Something that every movie buff, movie maker should have!

Optical instrument for recording or catching pictures. The word camera originates from camera obscura, which signifies “dull chamber” and is the Latin name of the first gadget for anticipating a picture of outer reality onto a level surface.

Concept art for a graphic novel. Not associated with any existing movie or book.

A view of the Edinburgh skyline from Prices Street. Looking over Princes Street Gardens, you can see, from left to right, New College, The Hub, Ramsay Garden (with the top of the Camera Obscura just visible behind) and the Edinburgh Military Tatoo stand in the Esplanade of Edinburgh Castle. Three bracketed JPGs converted to HDR in Photomatix. BEST VIEWED LARGER

The Royal Mile

A minor oversight.

design from the Camera Obscura album cover

Looking from Edinburgh Castle Esplanade, down Castlehill. In the center of the shot to the left is the Camera Obscura and to the right is The Hub. The Camera Obscura is a tourist atraction which (among other things) allows you see live moving images of Edinburgh projected onto a viewing table through a giant periscope from inside its Victorian rooftop chamber. The Hub (a former church originally known as the Victoria Hall), at the top of Edinburgh’s Royal Mile, is the home of the Edinburgh International Festival, and a central source of information on all the Edinburgh Festivals. Its gothic spire – the highest point in central Edinburgh – towers over the surrounding buildings, including the adjacent castle.

The Heroes from fatal Frame V.