Whoa!

This butcher block was in a store front window in Westfield Center.

Shot with a yashicamat 124g on Kodak Porta 160vc

Outside Penn – Pinhole Camera

Pinhole Camera. Outside NY Penn f/293 for between 20 & 30 Seconds. On Kodak Porta 160VC

Early Morning Midtown

I took advantage of one of the THREE HOURS it stopped raining this summer!

Shot with a yashicamat 124g on Fuji pro 400h Developed in a unicolor three bath press kit.

Bubbles

Shot with a Holga 120N on Kodak Ektar 100

I little summer fun with the holga. I really Love Kodak’s new Ektar 100

A Little Fish-Eye Fun.

I picked up a Lomo fisheye 2 the other day and had it loaded before I got a block away From B&H. Shot on Fuji Pro 400h. (35mm)
Processed with a Unicolor c-41, 3 bath, press kit.

This camera is a lot of fun. I know I said the Blackbird was my new favorite toy camera, but I haven’t touched it since I got this. There is a roll in it I’ll finish off soon.

BlackBird Fly – First shots and C-41 processing :-)

Before I get into the camera let me just say if I knew how easy it was to do my own color (c-41) processing I probably wouldn’t have done any black and white. It is Super Easy and if any of you haven’t tried It I suggest you do. see above link for some quick instructions.

I picked up a Blackbird fly yesterday and ran a roll of Fujicolor pro 400H through it. I LOVE this Camera! not only is it a TLR that takes 35mm film, but it is a lot smaller than my yashicamat and light as a feather. I still have to work on the focus though. It is basically guess work and less forgiving than say my Holga or Diana. The view finder is smaller than my Yashicamat and takes a little getting used to. But it is very bright and I’m already finding it easier to compose images.

As far as the fun factor for a toy camera goes; this is my new favorite. Now that I have this and know I can do c-41 processing on my own I’ll be shooting a lot with this camera.

Here are a few sample files. Again I have to get used to the focus but not bad for a first attempt

More Pinhole fun

This is a really cool old tree in the park by me. 20sec exposure at f/293.
taken for World wide pin hole photography day.

Thanx for looking ,
Larry

Today is the Day!

Go Out and Shoot

Worldwide Pinhole Camera Day

Ok, so tomorrow is worldwide pinhole camera day. Of course I got started early. Here are a few I shot with my Zero Image 6×9. These were 30 second exposures on Delta 120 iso400 film.

If you guys want to participate you can read more about worldwide pinhole camera day here and you can print our plans and make your own pinhole camera here

Thanks to Four Corners Dark..

Just wanted to say Thanks to Nic Nichols over at Four Corners dark for posting one of my Pinhole Images in his readers gallery.

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