Camera Obscura Maldegem
Collection of photographic equipment, film and figurines that take photographs in Maldegem; free to visit, by request only.
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About the museum
Camera Obscura Maldegem is a local film archive that has recorded the history of Maldegem, its sub-municipalities, parishes and residents since 25 February 1968. The first recording in the archive is a short film of the installation of Prince Guido I and his Vrolijk Annemieke on that date.
The archive was founded by Noël Ryheul, who also manages it. It works as a digital film diary under the titles “Maldegem, een dorp om in te wonen” and “Over mijn dorp, over de tijd van toen”. The website www.camob.be started on 30 September 2009.
Besides the film archive, Camera Obscura shows a collection of photographic equipment, film and figurines that take photographs. The collection thus tells the heritage of one hundred years of film and one hundred and fifty years of photography. The collection can only be visited on request.
Highlights
- Collection of photographic equipment
- Heritage of one hundred years of film and one hundred and fifty years of photography
- Figurines that take photographs
- Local film archive about Maldegem since 1968
Permanent exhibition
- Fotografica, film en fotograferende beeldjes – A collection of devices and objects relating to photography and film, including figurines that take photographs.
- Operated by
- Noël Ryheul
Admission & discounts
Admission is free.
The visit is free.
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| Good to know | Visits only on request to the administrator. |
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