See it. Believe it. Love it.
Original analog pinhole photographs from Asheville, North Carolina and beyond.
Pinhole photography is considered one of the oldest forms of photography, dating back centuries. Based on the camera obscura, a lightproof box with a tiny hole in the side, it creates a photograph by projecting an upside-down image onto light sensitive photo paper inside the box.
Look at things differently. Always.
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Contains 3 random photos from the pinholepropaganda photo bank.
Perfect for vending machines or countertop eye candy at the register. Holler for wholesale pricing!
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4in x 5 in // Captured using a pinhole camera on direct positive photo paper. Printed on high-quality archival photo paper, it offers exceptional durability and vibrant detail.
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4in x 5 in // Captured using a pinhole camera on direct positive photo paper. Printed on high-quality archival photo paper, it offers exceptional durability and vibrant detail.
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4in x 5 in // Captured using a pinhole camera on direct positive photo paper. Printed on high-quality archival photo paper, it offers exceptional durability and vibrant detail.
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4in x 5 in // Captured using a pinhole camera on direct positive photo paper. Printed on high-quality archival photo paper, it offers exceptional durability and vibrant detail.
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4in x 5 in // Captured using a pinhole camera on direct positive photo paper. Printed on high-quality archival photo paper, it offers exceptional durability and vibrant detail.
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4in x 5 in // Captured using a pinhole camera on direct positive photo paper. Printed on high-quality archival photo paper, it offers exceptional durability and vibrant detail.
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4in x 5 in // Captured using a pinhole camera on direct positive photo paper. Printed on high-quality archival photo paper, it offers exceptional durability and vibrant detail.
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4in x 5 in // Captured using a pinhole camera on direct positive photo paper. Printed on high-quality archival photo paper, it offers exceptional durability and vibrant detail.
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4in x 5 in // Captured using a pinhole camera on direct positive photo paper. Printed on high-quality archival photo paper, it offers exceptional durability and vibrant detail.
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4in x 5 in // Captured using a pinhole camera on direct positive photo paper. Printed on high-quality archival photo paper, it offers exceptional durability and vibrant detail.
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4in x 5 in // Captured using a pinhole camera on direct positive photo paper. Printed on high-quality archival photo paper, it offers exceptional durability and vibrant detail.
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4in x 5 in // Captured using a pinhole camera on direct positive photo paper. Printed on high-quality archival photo paper, it offers exceptional durability and vibrant detail.
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4in x 5 in // Captured using a pinhole camera on direct positive photo paper. Printed on high-quality archival photo paper, it offers exceptional durability and vibrant detail.
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4in x 5 in // Captured using a pinhole camera on direct positive photo paper. Printed on high-quality archival photo paper, it offers exceptional durability and vibrant detail.
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4in x 5 in // Captured using a pinhole camera on direct positive photo paper. Printed on high-quality archival photo paper, it offers exceptional durability and vibrant detail.
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4in x 5 in // Captured using a pinhole camera on direct positive photo paper. Printed on high-quality archival photo paper, it offers exceptional durability and vibrant detail.
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4in x 5 in // Captured using a pinhole camera on direct positive photo paper. Printed on high-quality archival photo paper, it offers exceptional durability and vibrant detail.
About
Pinholepropaganda is the creative vision of Chad Colwell, an Appalachian native with a background in studio art and graphic design. Taking striking pinhole photographs that merge vintage techniques with modern Appalachian life and urban decay, his work reflects a unique fusion of nostalgic charm and contemporary edge. Using a pinhole camera, a phtographic technique that’s centuries old, he captures the essence of modern day life in Asheville, NC and beyond.