Rolls 9, 10, & 11: Extreme Wide-Angle Pinhole

Using 3D printing, our hero designs an interesting wide-angle, large format pinhole camera that anyone can download and print. Also, much violence and car chases in this one.

Roll 8: Slowing the Selfie #3

I am delighted to have been invited to participate in a project called “Slowing the Selfie”, an exploration of the modern narcissistic selfie trend, but using pinhole photography and film.  Described thus: “Using pinhole cameras and film, a group of regional photographers explores the juxtaposition of the modern day “selfie” and one of the oldest forms…

Roll 7: Slowing the Selfie #2

I am delighted to have been invited to participate in a project called “Slowing the Selfie”, an exploration of the modern narcissistic selfie trend, but using pinhole photography and film.  Described thus: “Using pinhole cameras and film, a group of regional photographers explores the juxtaposition of the modern day “selfie” and one of the oldest forms…

Roll 6: Slowing the Selfie #1

I am delighted to have been invited to participate in a project called “Slowing the Selfie”, an exploration of the modern narcissistic selfie trend, but using pinhole photography and film.  Described thus: “Using pinhole cameras and film, a group of regional photographers explores the juxtaposition of the modern day “selfie” and one of the oldest forms…

“Roll 5” – Playing With Instax Mini

I have a lovely little Instax Mini camera by Fuji. It’s fun, it’s compact, and it’s fairly inexpensive to shoot.  Consider this a small break from the deluge of photos that are coming in the next couple of months.   All photos scanned (poorly) by me.

Rolls 3 & 4: A New Pinhole – A Different Perspective

In the quest for the best 3Dprintable pinhole camera, the Schlaboratory Mindtrust have released the source files for a clever little box that anyone can assemble. The body consists of four interlocking parts, with a greatly reduced vitamin count. In a nod to tradition and practicality, Gaffer tape replaces bolts for a number of assembly…

Roll 2: A 2100 Mile-Long Roll of Ektar

I tend to shoot more than one camera at a time, particularly while travelling. Often I come home with a partially-shot roll of film in the camera. I make an effort to finish the roll as soon as possible, but I usually get strangely disconnected subject matter on the roll. The first four photos here are…

Roll 1: Counting Mississippis

Without delving too deeply into some murky family history and international intrigue, suffice it to say that I visited some distant relations in the New Orleans area last November. Kind, warm people, living in an area I had never visited. Of course I brought some pinhole cameras with me. Film:  FUJIFILM Neopan Acros 100 Camera:…

Rolls 60-63 Saving the Best for Last

All stereo pairs are crossed unless otherwise noted. I have struggled with how to teach people to “free view” stereo photo pairs, but THIS might help. Expressobuzz got me thinking about stereo photographs last summer when he showed me a slide viewer and some medium format stereo slides he shot. I emerged from the Schlaboratory…

Roll 56: 6X6 Pinhole & Ektar

Film:Kodak Ektar 100 negative film Camera: terraPin 3D printed 6X6  pinhole camera f/135 These photos were made in and around Seattle, and during a SCOPES meetup to the UW campus.  There is a persistent shadow, upper left corner of the frames; something is obscuring that corner – not sure what.     These rolls were processed and scanned by Moon Photo in Seattle; all images…

Rolls 54 & 55: 135 Pinhole or The Tiny Frame

I have a bias toward medium format (120) film. The magic of photographic chemistry, in medium format, provides a resolution and sensitivity that digital cameras can only approach for a king’s ransom.  A 6X6 image has the potential for 400 megapixel-equivalent images (citation).  This resolution combined with the low cost of excellent MF gear make a…