I find this photograph by Justin Quinnell very unique. Turning yourself into a pinhole camera is definitely something one would not think of but he managed to do it. I find this picture the most intriguing out of all his 'smiley cam' photos. It seems as if this picture is coming from the straws point of view instead of a humans view. I like and dislike Justin Quinnell's use of his 'smiley cam' because it is very disturbing but it's something you don't see every day which makes his talent stand out.
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Beach by Justin Quinnell
This black and white photograph again is another very odd piece by Justin Quinnell. Not only are his 'smiley cam' photographs interesting but his black and white pinhole pictures are as well. He has a very different style to his photography. I love all the techniques he uses to make his pictures fascinating.
St Marks Square, Venice by Justin QuinnellI absolutely love this picture. Justin Quinnell has made a very ancient looking photo have a modern edge. This is one of my favourite photos created by him because of twist to it. It's an image that gets you thinking about what was going through his head during this photo and what it symbolizes.
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