I sarted working with pinhole cameras in 1988 after participating a workshop teached by
an American/Swedish photographer and exellent teacher Sandy Moss.
After that I consentrated for years in working basicly with pinhole cameras.
I used then mainly black and white films and papers and constructed numerous different kind of pinhole cameras.
One of my most used tool was a wooden red
pinhole camera with 6 x 7 roll film casette.
It was designed by Petri Nuutinen.
With that camera I made all the images in the series
"The eyes of the fingertips are opening".
Tuomo-Juhani Vuorenmaa, the chief editor of Musta Taide, who published
my first book
writes about these images:
"The giantism of small things fouts gravity. Pinhole changes the world to light
and immerses the observer in happening. Familiarity and unfamiliarity, light and dark,
large and small, near and far twist scales into bewildering organisms,
where these photograps interbreed."