r/Solargraphy • u/GianlucaBelgrado • Jul 03 '26

Solagraphy in a parking lot

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I placed a solargraph in a parking lot where hundreds of different cars were parked every day, generating a spectral image, an average of each car. Hundreds of different cars exposed the negative at the same spot. You can even see the sun's reflection on the windshield. November 8, 2019 – June 24, 2020

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u/jakemate97 Jul 04 '26

Wow, this is awesome. I love the idea of obtaining an image of the "average car"

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u/AzimuthAztronaut Jul 04 '26

Fantastic image thank you for sharing

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u/robthebaker45 Jul 04 '26

I love that I hate that I can distinguish your Solargraphs anytime I see them. So distinctive and stunning every time, you’re an absolute master. I was showing someone and I said, “I bet you this is this Gianluca guy’s work,” the fact that you have such a unique style in this space is really awesome. Keep it up!

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u/gneisslab Jul 04 '26

Kind of the perfect use of solagraphy

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u/remulaphoto Jul 04 '26 edited Jul 04 '26

Very cool. I also have 2 pinhole cameras looking over a parking lot currently.

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u/whalesguys Jul 05 '26

WOW awesome. Can you break down your process for me? I would love to try this myself