Another pinhole shot from my walk around Ulster Uni campus the other day. For this one I was able to set the small tripod on a wall so it is as sharp as a pinhole shot ever is. Exposure was around the minute mark, if I remember correctly.
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| Cropped to 35mm dimensions from 4x5. Fomapan 200 @ 50, HC-110 1:50 for 6m40 (Uniroller), Foma 313 paper. I rather like this scene on the pinhole...think I might have to return and waste some more film there. Soon, hopefully. |
As you can see I managed to capture the air as it moved during the exposure. That's really the only feasible answer...
It's dreamy and mystical. I think I like trees more in winter than in summer because of all the lines. Difficult to micro-compose, but very satisfying when it works.
ReplyDeleteThanks - I quite like it too. An air of mystery about a photograph is no bad thing.
DeleteI agree about the trees - there's so much more drama about a bare tree. I like the little bit of movement in the ones on the left.
…or you’ve got some of that dodgy Foma?
ReplyDeleteCould be. Or maybe I just rubbed a thumb over the negative when it was wet. Now there's an idea... ;)
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