Lena Källberg Szwecja – Sweden Årsta
I have been working with pinhole cameras for about 15 years, experimenting with different cameras until I find the right one for the expression I’m after for a particular subject or project.
The images in this series are made with a camera equipped with a slit aperture instead of a pinhole. This adds an element of abstraction to the photos, and poses a challenge to the eye as it tries to make sense of what is in the images – they seem to present something familiar, you may squint and take another look, but you may still not see exactly what they are.

The design of the camera is an important part of a project for me; tweaking and re-designing until I am happy with the result.
My pinhole work has been shown in a number of exhibitions and in print in Sweden and internationally, including OFFO 2009, 2011, 2013 and 2015 and 2017.
I work as a workshop leader from time to time, teaching pinhole photography and darkroom technique. When I do not, I work with B2B communication within the field of technology and engineering.