Most of these panorama shots were made on Orcas Island, in the San Juan archipelago, this summer. All five rolls were shot using the terraPin Kaiju 6×18 Pinhole Gamera that I designed and 3D printed. Click on any photo to see it larger, in brilliant PINAVISION!
Film: ILFORD PAN F Plus ISO 50
Buskers, Farmer’s Market, Eastsound, WA, Orcas Is.
Orcas Island Fly-in, Eastsound, WA.
Orcas Island Fly-in, Eastsound, WA.
Looking east from Mount Constitution, Moran State Park -Mt Baker (volcano) on the horizon, Bellingham (Bay) middle, Lummi Island, Clark and Barnes (parallel islands in Rosario Strait).
Beehive at the base of the observation tower, Mt Constitution, Moran State Park, Orcas Island.
Looking south, Olga dock.
Some band playing during the Doe Bay Fest, a musical festival at Doe Bay Resort, Orcas Island.
Film: FUJICHROME Velvia 50 Professional [RVP50]
No Smoking. On a Washington State Ferry (accidentally opened the camera without finishing winding the film)
Foster Point, Orcas Island, shot from moving Washington State Ferry.
Glowing Madrona, Eastsound, WA
Looking north, at shore, from the Olga dock.
Floating islands. Looking north from the north shore of Orcas. L to R: Patos Island, Sucia Islands, Matia Island.
Columbia River from Oregon side, Washington State on left.
The Experience Music Project, Designed by Frank Gehry, Seattle, WA.
Pinhole crowd removal, Sunday evening Pike Place Market, Seattle, WA.
These rolls were processed by Moon Photo in Seattle; all images were scanned by me without deliberate alteration. More photos from this and my other 52Rolls can be found HERE.
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These are fun and much sharper than I expect from a pinhole
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Ha, thanks, keep in mind that the slides are huge at 6×18, and with an ISO of 50 grain is non-existent.
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Lots of great shots here – especially like “Foster Point”
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Thanks! I never would have picked that one, but I love to get that kind of feedback.
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I like the softness and the rich colours and implied motion. The San Juans were a huge part of my childhood, I went to school for a month of the year at Friday Harbor, and otherwise spent the summers on San Juan Island. That image speaks to me very clearly of the San Juans.
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There are some real gems here, the dock, and big distant ‘scapes
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