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These are fabulous examples of the art of the pinhole.Reality So Subtle 6x6F pinhole and FP4+
Blyth beach by pinhole by Kevin Allan, on Flickr
The net monster, by pinhole by Kevin Allan, on Flickr
1) That tree, near where we stayed for the TP weekend
Certainly saw some togs up to their knees in the water, not sure if one of them was @Andysnap ?
100% agree. Cracking stuff.These are fabulous examples of the art of the pinhole.
Really like the first. But both are very nice imagesReality So Subtle 6x6F pinhole and FP4+
Blyth beach by pinhole by Kevin Allan, on Flickr
The net monster, by pinhole by Kevin Allan, on Flickr
Well framedHaden Old Hall near Old Hill in the Black Country Jenaflex AH! Kodak colourplus 200 same morning as the one above !
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Nice almost dreamy love emThe last pinhole images from my most recent roll of fp4 in a Reality So Subtle 6x6F. These were made near Kirkley Hall in Northumberland.
Kirkley RSS pinhole, FP4+ by Kevin Allan, on Flickr
2019 Kirkley RSS pinhole, FP4+, HC110 Dil B, 2019-08-05-0001-Edit by Kevin Allan, on Flickr
2019 Kirkley pinhole, FP4+, HC110 Dil B, 2019-08-05-0001-Edit by Kevin Allan, on Flickr
Great minds and all that, I shot something very similar on Friday but in digital
A couple of crackers there Asha.
LF it's not convenient to shoot anything moving
O.K there is a bit of a story to this one ! whilst out with both a disposable ( for the disposable challenge) and my Cosmic 35 I stopped at a church on my way to to Hampton Loade railway station ,I realized that I had never tried the clock work timer on the camera and thought I'd have a go. I propped the camera up on a leaning grave stone and had a quick look through the view finder worked out what it was framing and pressed the button as I thought it was pointing a little low I then decided that I would try my hardest to look a pratt by crouching in the shot pressed the button and ran. As you can see the timer worked as did my plan to look like a pratt !
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Blimey, looks like some pretty strong vignetting on that.
Blimey, looks like some pretty strong vignetting on that.
Those two are very nice indeed, @FishyFish. I haven't shot much HP5, but have been told it's lower contrast than Tri-X; those look pretty decent contrast though. And the skies show no sign of the obtrusive grain I've experienced with HP5... I can't remember, do you send your film away to Filmdev? If so, that's XTOL. If not, what developer did you use?