Pinholes, Stream and Bridge

[dazedgonebye]

Three taken in the Sequoia national park a few days ago. I hope to have a shot or two of one of the giant trees when I develop the rest of the film.
These were taken with a home made 6x9 at about 38mm fl with a .25mm hole.
Film is FP4+, developed in Barry's 2 bath developer.
See camera here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/stevemphoto/sets/72157602423928050

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http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3067/2630475188_7331405733_o.jpg

[Chriscrawfordphoto]

Steve,

Those are incredible. I want one of those cameras! Those photos have a P.H. Emerson look to them. Wow.

[Doug]

Interesting! I particularly like the third one. I'm seeing some sort of patchy flare in the lower half of each of these, less in the third... Reflections from internal surfaces maybe?

[rtphotos]

Very nice images, and a beautifully made pinhole camera to boot!

rt :)

[dazedgonebye]

Thanks guys. It always seems I go too long between pinhole shots.

Chris,
That camera was a real project to put together. Mainly the trouble was collecting the parts from old graflex rf systems. This project http://www.flickr.com/gp/75984806@N00/21a4u4 is a bit easier to get done. In the end you have a simpler and very capable pinhole camera you can easily have with you at all times.

Doug,
I think you're right about the internal reflections. There's exposed hardware in there for the tripod mount and the cold shoe. I just haven't gotten it painted yet.

[robin a]

I never saw a photo from a pinhole before.They're really neat............Robin