Baker's Dozen : A Pinhole Dialog
What began as a trek through the woods towards Fairy Beach, with canned chairs atop the heads of her children, fusing the path of two wellie-wearing women… Amy Rockett-Todd met Antonia Small on that rocky beach the summer of 2012. As Jack, Antonia’s jack russell, perched himself atop a nearby rock, the two discovered they were both “pinholers”. A chance meeting on a quiet empty slip of land, which isn’t even visible at high tide, the two found themselves stepping into a pinhole dialog that would span almost 2000 miles and 13 months. They began in April 2013, on Worldwide Pinhole Day, shooting images specific to their own artistic visions as well as the contrasts of their varied regions… the flatlands of Oklahoma and the rugged coast of Maine. Their project shooting wrapped up on pinhole day, April 2014.
Image pairings and an interview article by Kai Behrmann of Top Photography Films (topphotographyfilms.com) can be seen via the link below. The two continue their pairings through the end of 2014. Stay tuned for future image pairings.
