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Pinhole Photography

fhalden

fhalden

"Like BarberDave… I make my own fun”
One of my interests outside of Wetshaving is pinhole photography. Its not the coffee can camera. These cameras are hand made by a hippie engineer in Slovenia (Balkan state on the Adriatic), and they are CNC'ed not unlike the modern artisan razors. Here are the cameras and a couple of representative images. They all use 120 format film. I have a 35mm model, but i havent used it yet.
 

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Have you seen the videos from Ian Ruhter? I see reels from him where he makes pinhole cameras out of pop cans, and leaves them open for 24-48hrs. then he photocopies the film to get his image. Looks pretty neat and easy to do.

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Thats very cool! I saw some pics on Flickr a few years back, and it was a 1 year exposure on a custom plate. The path of the sun is really interesting over a year.
 
fhalden said:
One of my interests outside of Wetshaving is pinhole photography. Its not the coffee can camera. These cameras are hand made by a hippie engineer in Slovenia (Balkan state on the Adriatic), and they are CNC'ed not unlike the modern artisan razors. Here are the cameras and a couple of representative images. They all use 120 format film. I have a 35mm model, but i havent used it yet.
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Very nice...I dabble in 4x5 photography.

My wife and I went to Maggie Valley back in October and I shot about 21 sheet of black and white. I really enjoy the format.

Do you develop your own negatives?

Take care
 
Hembree said:
Very nice...I dabble in 4x5 photography.

My wife and I went to Maggie Valley back in October and I shot about 21 sheet of black and white. I really enjoy the format.

Do you develop your own negatives?

Take care
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No, I dont have space her, and the Nashville co-op Darkroom is always occupied. I send them to a guy in New Hampshire who does 120 in 6x6 and 6x9.
 
fhalden said:
No, I dont have space her, and the Nashville co-op Darkroom is always occupied. I send them to a guy in New Hampshire who does 120 in 6x6 and 6x9.
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I understand the space situation. I really am drawn to your picture with the three trees on the ridge. The image pulls you in...I really like it.

Take care.
 
fhalden said:
One of my interests outside of Wetshaving is pinhole photography. Its not the coffee can camera. These cameras are hand made by a hippie engineer in Slovenia (Balkan state on the Adriatic), and they are CNC'ed not unlike the modern artisan razors. Here are the cameras and a couple of representative images. They all use 120 format film. I have a 35mm model, but i havent used it yet.
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Love it!
 
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