
Dominique Vankan’s 4×5 self-built camera is made from cardboard, Lego, duct tape, and the lens from an enlarger. [via Klocki]
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Dominique Vankan’s 4×5 self-built camera is made from cardboard, Lego, duct tape, and the lens from an enlarger. [via Klocki]
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