
The images in this section of my color portfolio
were made with a pinhole body cap on a 35mm Minolta X700. Except for the
Blue Hydrangea, all images were with the camera hand-held, exposures in
the range of 1 to 8 seconds.
It is possible to see a very faint image through
the viewfinder, so one can do some rather rudimentary composing.
Ceramic Face |
Fallen Head |
Let There Be Light |
In The Garden |
Serpent In The Garden |
Abstract, #1 |
Blue Hydrangea |
Pink Hydrangea |
The images below are the result of my initial experimentation with color pinhole imaging using color negative film. Most of the images were made with Fujicolor Professional 800 color negative 120 film, rated at 400 ISO, exposed in the Olpe 6x9cm Pinhole Camera. It's pretty incredible that images like these can come out of what is essentially a cardboard box!
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Cactus #1 |
Cactus #2 |
Cactus #3 |
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Bottles |
Shell |
Wicker |
The Blue Cat |
Paradise Garden
Summerville, Georgia
Paradise Garden was made with Kodak ASA
400 color negative 4x5 sheet film,
rated at 200 ISO, in the Finney pinhole camera.
