December 31st gets two photos because it's special! It's the last photo in my One Pinhole A Day series.
I really enjoyed this project and I loved going back and looking at the photos after the fact for this blog. I had a hard time keeping up with it because daylight is so scarce in the winter when I did this and I didn't have a lot of time for long exposures. I may do this again this summer.
One Pinhole A Day
Camera: Zero 45
Film: Illford FP4
Exposure time: 41 seconds
Developed in Diafine
One Pinhole A Day
Camera: Ondu 6x6 MK2
Film: Portra 160
Exposure time: 1 minute 33 seconds
Developed by Blue Moon Camera And Machine
Date: Dec 29, 2016
One Pinhole A Day
Camera: Zero 45 (25mm)
Film: Illford FP4
Exposure time: 10 seconds
Developed in Diafine
One Pinhole A Day
Camera: Ondu 6x6 mk2
Film: Portra 160
Exposure time: 1 minute 1 seconds
Developed by Blue Moon Camera and Machine.
One Pinhole A Day
Camera: Ondu 6x6
Film: Portra 160
Exposure time: 7 seconds
One Pinhole A Day
Day 45
Camera: Holga WPC
Film: Lomochrome Purple
Exposure time: 5 seconds
Date: Dec 13, 2016
One Pinhole A Day
Day 32
Camera: Terrapin Bijou
Film: Ektachrome (cross processed)
Exposure time: 9 seconds
Date: Nov 30, 2016
One Pinhole A Day
Day 29
Camera: Zero 45 (25mm)
Film: Delta 100
Exposure time: 34 seconds
Date: Nov 27, 2016
Shopping
One Pinhole A Day
Day 23
Camera: Zero 45 (25mm)
Film: Illford Delta 100
Exposure time: 1 minute 39 seconds
Stand developed for 1 hour in Adonal.
Date: Nov 21, 2016
Camera: Terrapin Bijou
Film: Ektachrome cross processed
Exposure time: 4 seconds
Date: November 19, 2016
Camera: Zero 2000
Film: Portra 160
Exposure time: 1 minute 33 seconds
Date: Nov 5, 2016
Look at me with this blogging thing! Three days in a row! My next nature image was taken at this weird fake stonehenge in the Columbia Gorge. I shot a bunch of photos there using Lomo Purple and my Terrapin Bijou.
Hello there, readers of Moni Smith Photography! My, it's been a long time. I have decided to re-start my photography blog over here. It just so happens that my Facebook friend and fellow pinhole photographer Marie, from the blog Shimmering Grains, has nominated me for a landscape challenge, in which I post a landscape photo everyday for the next 7 days. I thought this would be a great way to kick off the blog anew.
My first image is a pinhole image, taken with my Zero Image 45 and Delta Pro 100. It was taken up at Zig Zag Falls on Mt. Hood.
As I mentioned before, on Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day I met up with several of my fellow pinhole photography friends in Amsterdam. When we stopped for lunch we put a roll of 120 film into a hat - a roll of pinhole that we shot before we left for Amsterdam. Then we passed the hat around and picked a roll. I picked Alex. I had to figure out what to do with his 6x17 photos on the roll. I finally decided to shoot 6x6 and do a triptych over his shots. For each triptych I did a self portrait, a shot of the "landscape" and a shot of some flora in the landscape I was in.
You can see more of Alex's great work on his Flickr stream or his website.
Click the images to see them in their wide angle glory.
