Seattle-based stock photography company, Corbis, has created a set of five free PDF templates for pinhole cameras you can print and assemble yourself. To build your own pinhole camera, you’ll need a printer, numerous sheets of paper, a cardboard box (cereal box is ideal), an Exacto knife, a soda can or aluminum foil, and a pin or needle to make the pinhole.

The supply list is somewhat MacGyver-like but, building a pinhole camera isn’t an exact science. Often times the shots you take with them are not as you expected but, that is part of the fun. To download the templates, go to: corbis.com/readycam.