After I build the peep box, it is time to take a photo of it. I find that the perspective can be changed when the light inside the box is increased.
This box was fun to make, I used junk mail, foil, a clear glass marble, a stapler and a long skinny box, contructed while listening to the song "The Look of Love" Burt Bacharach, on a 1954 General Electric portable turntable.
We are now ready for whatever our real estate day may bring!
Hi Barbara -- I don't recall previously hearing the term "peep box" and then I click to see you have written posts on the subject. Learning something new every day and amazed at creativity that eludes me.
What a fascinating process that is. I haven't heard the term "peep box" in several years.
Kat: My husband knows to save the extra colorful junk mail for me in a special file. Electric company mail is the best!
Michael: I have been making these since I was a kid, seemed like a good idea to start making them again. I think you would find these easy and fun to make, cut a hole in the front and the top of a small box, staple the sides with pictures and look inside. The box will build itself if you keep the scissors and stapler handy!
Mryl: I use the term "peep box" as it started out as a school assignment to build them for our 6th grade literature class. (This box is technically "diorama," however, the box was so long that one must still "peep" to get a good look inside.)
Thank you all for your visit today! :)
A mix of thoughts and ideas from a full time Real Estate Broker who lives in and works in the entire Lincoln County Area, serving Lincoln City, Otis, Gleneden Beach, Depoe Bay, Otter Rock, Beverly Beach, Agate Beach, Newport, Yaquina Bay, Toledo, South Beach, Seal Rock, Waldport, Alsea, Tidewater, and Yachats.
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