Portfolio

Back in the good old bad old days when digital cameras cost more than a house, doing any sort of computer work on your shots meant having the transparencies scanned, doing your manipulation and then having the digital file written to transparency, A laborious and expensive process.
At that time, if you wanted to show people your work, you had to go and see them and show your precious transparencies on their scratched, un-colour-corrected lightbox in the corner of the art room with the most awful overhead fluorescent lights.
I decided to be a bit different and converted a surveyors' lens box into a portfolio case with a small, colour-corrected battery lightbox, my trannies and a decent loupe inside.
I don't think I ever got any work from it but it still looks great!