yes, I'm still here doing pinhole...

 A couple of pinhole test shots from Monday.

The upper right photo was made with a Zero Image multi format camera and Harman Direct Positve paper dunked in caffenol and the lower left one was made in an Ilford 4 x 5 obscura camera with harman paper as well.

My fixer was kaput, thus the pink tinge, so I had to refix to get them looking nice and presentable.

I really like having an almost instant photo using the Harman Direct Positive paper and caffenol.

These trees are handy models that live and pose in my back yard.

In a couple of months I'll be going to Russell Farms art center in Burleson, Texas (near Fort Worth) to do some pinhole work and then go back in November for a lecture and pop up show. It's always fun to do this type of thing and spread the pinhole fun!

what the heck is not going on....

 I don't think anyone checks in here too much anymore...heck, I don't even check in much and I live here...

Today I decided to dig out my old Holga Wide pinhole camera since I had seen some really nice images from one by Herschel Pollard on FB.

Herschel lives in Nashville and posted some cool scenes of ordinary places, which I really enjoy seeing.

Thus, my renewed interest in using my own Holga Wide pinhole.

Up above is a mushed together image that I shot in my back yard of some trees that tolerate me using them as models. Their fees are reasonable and they don't complain much, so here they are! 

Delta 100, sloshed in caffenol for about 8.5 minutes.