Upper Lawn, Solar Pavilion Ina Steiner Fowler uses a half-frame camera

Fowler uses a half-frame camera whose obsolescent format forces the printing of two images in one standard 35 mm frame

to a loose thread on a button or a stray wisp of hair

four lenses operating in tandem to generate a full frontal image of the face

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Upper Lawn, Solar Pavilion Ina Steiner Fowler uses a half-frame cameraIn 1958, the architects Alison and Peter Smithson bought a derelict cottage on the Fonthill Estate in Wiltshire, southwest England. Over the next four years they transformed it into a country home for their young family and an extended experiment in the methods and materials that would shape their practice; a pavilion drawing on the tradition of the English folly, known as Upper Lawn or the Solar Pavilion. Retaining the cottages original stone walls