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Bonjour Henri,   I still prefer black and white film (I use almost no colour). The advantages of digital don’t mean much to me. Seeing instant results is not so useful, since what comes out of a cam

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3 hours ago, stray cat said:

Here's one for Wayne and all you dog lovers out there:

 

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Nice one, Phil. Makes me think of Bull's Eye – Bill Sykes' dog in Oliver Twist.

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15 minutes ago, Suede said:

Nice one, Phil. Makes me think of Bull's Eye – Bill Sykes' dog in Oliver Twist.

Thanks, Pritam - I'm pretty sure this one was leaving blood-stained footprints, too. Hmmmmm.

Love that last shot of yours, by the way, the lads strolling down a street in, maybe St. Kilda?

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On 4/26/2020 at 7:11 PM, Sparkassenkunde said:

This is my favorite picture. Could have used a bit more exposure time, but like the result:

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PP in Lightroom and SEP2

 

18 hours ago, philipus said:

So I too fell prey of Christoph's tasty bait and joined the pinhole crew. Here's the result.

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As you can see I have some way to go before I'm able to produce the impressive photos shown earlier. My only excuse is that I built the camera myself B). Here's a little piece I wrote about it.



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I am happy that you tried pinhole photography, and also to see what nice results you got! Well done! 

Here is my humble contribution to the pinhole day, a lazy sunny Sunday afternoon at the river.

Zero2000, Ektar100

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I am happy that you tried pinhole photography, and also to see what nice results you got! Well done! 

Here is my humble contribution to the pinhole day, a lazy sunny Sunday afternoon at the river.

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This is wonderful, Christoph - I'm certain you must have had the ghost of Alfred Sisley whispering in your ear during the exposure: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfred_Sisley#/media/File:Alfred_Sisley_-_Rest_along_the_Stream._Edge_of_the_Wood_-_Google_Art_Project.jpg

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Ah, that's a great idea, thanks Steve! I will try that asap with some foil from a Nespresso capsule :D  I feel like a photographic pioneer here.

17 hours ago, Steve Ricoh said:

That’s bloody magnificent - dream like!

For what it’s worth, a while back I became interested in the mystical world of pinhole. Reading here and there, one tip I remember is to form an indent in a thin sheet of metal, but not sufficient to puncture the material. Then sand or gently file the hill formed by deformation until the first hint of hole appears. Of course it’s a bit of guesswork to know when to stop, but as always an educated guess is better than nothing.

Wonderful, I'm very impressed with the colour you get from that kit, esp with expired film.

14 hours ago, AntonioF said:

Another from the Rollei

Rolleiflex Automat 2, Fujifilm Reala 100 expired

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Haha yes I can see the confusion :) 

12 hours ago, Suede said:

When I read "hottest scooter in town" I was expecting to see some fancy Vespa or Lamberetta...  As I scrolled down, I saw what looked like a lamp post at first and thought, hmm... maybe he's uploaded the wrong photo!

Congratulations on the effort. And for the participation !

Very determined indeed. What catches my eye though is how film deals with the extreme contrast around the street sign. Little details like that just make my day.

12 hours ago, Suede said:

Boys in purposeful stride.    [Agfa Vista 400]

Brilliant Pete! Make one for colour and one for black and white and be the coolest street shooter of all B)

12 hours ago, Stealth3kpl said:

There we are. And I found a Kodak D76 box in there so I can make a fancy dress party costume for a tortoise.

Now, where can a find a tortoise?

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Beautiful scene Klaus.

11 hours ago, Kl@usW. said:

Felix from Rotterdam. Probably carrying coal to the power plant a few miles upstream. 

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Really beautiful. And also shows why an overcast sky is the biggest and best soft box of all for portrait photography.

9 hours ago, adelie said:

During these challenging times I have sought out some of my photo images that nourish me with a sense of calm and bliss.

This is one of them. I visited Antarctica several years ago and was fortunate to see this continent before the massive climate changes that have occurred over the past few years.

A lot of people think visiting a place like this is a waste of time. However I beg to differ. The subtle interplay of sea and sky mixed with the pastel tones of ice and water make for an intoxicating cocktail of self reflection, humility, and peace.

We are an interloper here.

I hope you agree!

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Love it Phil, he must have quite a reputation with that poster.

3 hours ago, stray cat said:

Here's one for Wayne and all you dog lovers out there:

working class dog 1991

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Impressive Christoph, very nice indeed!

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I am happy that you tried pinhole photography, and also to see what nice results you got! Well done! 

Here is my humble contribution to the pinhole day, a lazy sunny Sunday afternoon at the river.

Zero2000, Ektar100

 

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Evening  ride on a beautiful day in early April. I never pass this place without looking how the goldfish in the well are doing ... and than the distanced chatting of the girls caught my eye--they were as distanced as girls  can get chatting... 

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MP; Summarit 2,4/50; Portra 160@100

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This is wonderful, Christoph - I'm certain you must have had the ghost of Alfred Sisley whispering in your ear during the exposure: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfred_Sisley#/media/File:Alfred_Sisley_-_Rest_along_the_Stream._Edge_of_the_Wood_-_Google_Art_Project.jpg

Thanks Phil, Alfred's ghost lives in those little pinhole-boxes. 😉

19 minutes ago, philipus said:

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Impressive Christoph, very nice indeed!

 

Thank you.

Herre's another contribution to the pinhole day, this one with a self-build panorama pinhole camera ...

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Pinholecamera, Ektar100

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Thanks, Pritam - I'm pretty sure this one was leaving blood-stained footprints, too. Hmmmmm.

Love that last shot of yours, by the way, the lads strolling down a street in, maybe St. Kilda?

St. Kilda it is! I'm really impressed with how well you know your extended territory. 

Regards 

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I am happy that you tried pinhole photography, and also to see what nice results you got! Well done! 

Here is my humble contribution to the pinhole day, a lazy sunny Sunday afternoon at the river.

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Thanks Phil, Alfred's ghost lives in those little pinhole-boxes. 😉

Thank you.

Herre's another contribution to the pinhole day, this one with a self-build panorama pinhole camera ...

Pinholecamera, Ektar100

Very impressive results. Do you mind showing the gear you used, esp. the panorama camera? The sharpness in the second shot is stunning, I assume the pinhole was drilled with a lot of care and precision.

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A bit of green and a bit of blue:

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Ricoh GR1 - Ektachrome 100

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Grand Army Plaza - NYC:

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Another snapshot from the same roll:

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My walk in the snow back to the train station  with a new-to-me 21mm Elmarit Pre-Asph on an M4-P on Kodak P3200 @ 1600. Downtown Chicago, IL, USA

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On the train from downtown Chicago. Kodak P3200 @ 1600. 21mm Elmarit pre-Asph, M4-P.

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A sad period in our modern history. Kodak P3200 @ 1600. M4-P,  3.5cm Summaron LTM.

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In my neighbourhood during the great lock down. XP2 developed in HC-110.

I used my 200mm f4 lens. I was recently looking at some urban landscapes made with long lenses. The point was to use to advantage the foreshortening that occurs with long lenses. This picture wins no prizes, but I like the foreshortening effect.  

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Monee, IL, USA. Kodak P3200 @1600, M4-P, 3.5cm Summaron LTM.

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The trains used to run at village level (early 1900s) until they dug "the cut".Monee, IL, USA.

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Across from my mother-in-law's house. Las Vegas. Summer 2019.

Kodak Max 400. M7, 50mm Summicron.

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