Pablo Saborido Camara Obscura

Beautiful project by Argentinian photographer Pablo Saborido.
It remind me of the work of James Jaspar in the way they both make a very interesting use of reflections and bring the outside inside.

Susan of sMacThoughts was so kind to explain the technique Pablo is using to achieve this intriguing effect in his photographs as well as the mechanism of a pin hole camera:

Essentially, the camera (room) obscura (dark) is the same thing as a pinhole camera where the wall in the room = the film (light sensitive substrate), and the room itself is the pinhole box. Anyone can demonstrate this to themselves better if they have a room with a bright view: cover the window with a very dark shade, and make a pinhole in it. A perfect image of the outside scenery will be reflected directly on the opposite wall upside-down with the light which shines through the pinhole.

Check out the rest of the Camara Oscura series and more great photography on Pablo's web site.

Thank you Susan for your great, clear explanation!