Last week I posted a photo taken with my Pentax K-01 at the
same time and place as my WPPD pinhole photos and said that the pinhole version
of that one would likely be my favorite. I got my developed film back and guess
what - it is.
The shot shown above is the one I started out with. It was
taken with a home-made cardboard pinhole camera that I put together for last
year’s WPPD. It has an aperture of approximately f133 and loaded with a roll of
35mm Kodak Ektar 100 I exposed this frame for approximately 2 seconds.
The Darkroom processed the film for me with the sprocket
holes showing which I think is kind of cool. If you’re not a fan of the sprocket
holes then the one below is for you. I simply cropped it in Picasa and this is
the one I ended up posting on the WPPD web site gallery. The photo I posted
last year had the sprocket holes so I decided to do something different this
year.
Most folks seem to shoot black & white for WPPD but for
pinhole photos I really like color and this year I wanted even more color so I
used Ektar 100 and went to the nearby Botanical Gardens. Overall I’m pretty
happy with the results.
Check it out (#2104) with the link below and while you’re there check
out some of the other ones too.
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