More Hardwick Cemetery

More cheerful images made with film and a pinhole camera.

Keep it Analogue

St Ives Town Bridge, Cambridgeshire

Printed this yesterday afternoon, it's a negative from a roll of 120 film from my Wooden Pinhole Camera. With a fixed "pinhole" aperture of f138 this leads to logish exposures, blurring of water and in this case the movement of the swans.

Keep it Analogue

Pinhole - Slide

I continue to play with my Pinhole Camera. You can make a pinhole camera really easily and a quick internet search will show you how. Buscuit tins, shoe boxes, camera film cannisters, pringle tubes can all be made into pinhole cameras.
Mine is made by a company called Zero, they are based in Hong Kong and make lovely wooden cameras with brass knobs. Exposure and composition are the result of a combnation of guesswork and experience.