On the Web: Inspiring Pinhole Images
Nice collection of pinhole images, showing a variety of styles and looks.
Excerpt:
The fact that a friend of mine is doing a pinholes photography exhibition inspired me to start looking for some more fantastic examples of pinhole photography in the deepest depths of the FlickrWebs.
I discovered two things: I need to get back to low-fi photography, and there’s a lot of talented people out there.
But what am I doing waffling – I’m sure you just want to look at photos, don’t you? Can’t blame ya. Here you go!
See all the pinhole images here (link).
River Typewriter by Sean Duggan
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Good quality inside the images.
If I were in the brilliant image.
Great, Grreaaat!!
desperately want to get into 4×5 pinholery.
I did this, last summer, with a big ass box and 5×7 Ilford RC paper negative:
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3341/3589538207_e900d5d970_b.jpg
Started making a 120 roll film, panoramic pinhole camera, but gave it up at the end because it didn’t wind well and I couldn’t find any red film for backing to read the frames. Sitting unfinished on a shelf…
The red-film window is left over from when film wasn’t sensitive to red light. Modern black and white and color film are sensitive to red light, obviously, so it’s not strictly necessary that it be red. You could just leave the window clear, cover it when not actually winding, and wind in subdued light.