Matt Bigwood took the picture above, but not with the normal DSLRs out there. He made a pinhole camera housed in a beer can.
The cans had 5x7-inch pieces of photographic paper inserted into them, and a pinhole made in the front. The distorted shapes are a result of the can's curvature. More over at the Phoblographer: [The Phoblographer via Junkculture via PetaPixel]
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