Hexham Abbey pinholes

[Kevin Allan]

From Hexham Abbey in Northumberland. Taken with the Ondu Multiformat Pinhole set on 6x12, with FP4+ developed in HC110. Each one a fifteen minute exposure.


Hexham Abbey pinhole #2 by Kevin Allan, on Flickr


Hexham Abbey pinhole #1 by Kevin Allan, on Flickr


Hexham Abbey pinhole #3 by Kevin Allan, on Flickr

 

[sirch]

I do love a good pinhole shot, all good but I particularly like the second making use of the pinhole's extensive depth of field

 

[Norkie]

I like those

So forgive my ignorance but there are no people in the shots? I suspect that's due to the long exposure? They are not captured?

 

[FishyFish]

I like those

So forgive my ignorance but there are no people in the shots? I suspect that's due to the long exposure? They are not captured?

That's most likely the reason, yes. When Kevin posted these on his blog recently I commented that they were in desperate need of a ghost or two. Had someone stayed in the same position for just the right amount of time, he might have captured a decent impression of one.

 

[AMcUK]

Great shots - you'd need to be pretty patient to show up in a 15 minute exposure!

 

[Kevin Allan]

I like those

So forgive my ignorance but there are no people in the shots? I suspect that's due to the long exposure? They are not captured?

There was one shot I didn't post, which featured some people who were sitting in one place for most of the 15 minute exposures. The others do have some smudges caused by moving people but they're not very obvious.

 

[AndyWest]

Superb!! Those ONDU cameras look superb!