The camera doesn't have a lens. That's not a typo. Pinhole photography swaps the lens for, well, a pinhole. Light passes through a tiny opening, and what comes out the other side is soft, strange, and a little bit magic: wide surreal perspectives, soft edges, and a photo you develop with your own hands. No screen, no software, no undo button.

This October, we're bringing two full days of pinhole workshops to Northwind Art in Port Townsend: Oct 10 & 11. Details on each at Northwind Art or link in event.

If you've ever wanted to make a photo the slow way, sign up now. Spaces limited. Bring a kid or friend for free.