Today's photo of the day is entitled "The place where we met," and is by Bernard Mosselmann. Bernard is based out of Brussels, and concentrates in general on experimental photography; this particular photo was taken with what's called a pinhole camera, a fun project that can be made at home, in which a pinprick in the side of the paper camera serves as a substitute for a regular lens. As you can see, the process sometimes delivers gloriously weird results, which is why so many people are still such fans of this old-fashioned technology.

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