A bit about “Pinhole Photography” A pinhole camera is a simple camera without a lens and with a single small aperture in this instance f198. I converted a body cap which holds the actual pinhole component for use on my DSLR.
Experiment with cuts in paper
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Squaring the Spiral ~ Further experiments with folded card & paper
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A friend in a programme called Play to Win, allied to Screw Work Let’s Play suggested a month of photography, and these are the results so far.
Day Twenty Six
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Day Twenty Five
Day Twenty Four
Day Twenty Three
Day Twenty Two
Day Twenty One
Day Twenty
Experiments with Rolled & Folded Paper
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Day Nineteen
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Day Eighteen
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Day Seventeen
Day Sixteen
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Day Fifteen
A rainy day and not that inspired. One drawback of pinhole is the small aperture makes it very difficult to frame and compose an image. Most of the time it’s a case of point & hope. However rather than shoot at very slow shutter speeds I bumped up the ISO to 1600 which enabled me to shoot at speeds of a 30th & a 15th. More digital noise in the image but it seems to add to the effect.
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Day Fourteen
Day Thirteen
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Day Twelve
Day Eleven
Day Ten
Very prolific today, playing around with hand held exposures of between 1 – 5 seconds.
Day Nine
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Day Eight
Today I was without a tripod so I had to find subjects I could photograph using the camera hand held, with exposures of perhaps two, three or 5 seconds. Normally hand holding for that length of time is not recommended because camera shake causes the image to blur. However, it can add to the impressionistic effect pinhole photography produces.
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Day Seven
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Day Six
Day Five
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Day Four
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Day Three
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Day Two
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June 2013 ~ Day One
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