She creates her photographs using a custom built pinhole camera: she cuts 8×10 negative film in half and wraps the resulting 4×10 strip around the camera’s central column. The outside of the camera contains multiple apertures that she can open individually, allowing her to expose more than one image on the same sheet of film. The result is a panorama created from the blending of two or more scenes. Bedet embraces the unpredictability of her medium, but does not let the medium control the image; her images are carefully crafted and clearly display her knowledge of her craft. Bedet blends scenes from nature with architectural elements such that the transitions between water and walls and columns creates an environment that is something wholly new.