Guy Slacklining Between Two Palm Trees

It was late afternoon at a beach in Larnaca, and I was looking for something interesting to shoot with my newly made 18x24cm pinhole camera.
This was definitely not the best subject matter for it, but I thought why not; let’s give it a try.

So I made a couple of 8sec. exposures with the young guy balancing on his slackline. He seemed happy and at peace.

Happy new year!

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150mm focal length
0.5mm pinhole
8sec. exposure

Agfa CP G+ (x-ray film) at 100asa.
Tray developed by inspection in Ilford MG 1+100 at 22C for 7min.

Scan from negative, finished in PS.

The Olive Tree The Sun And The Bike

Saying goodbye to 2015 with the first successful contact print from the new 18x24cm pinhole camera that I built.

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150mm focal length
0.5mm pinhole
8sec. exposure

Agfa CP G+ (x-ray film) at 100asa.
Tray developed by inspection in Ilford MG 1+100 at 22C for 7min.

Scan from contact print on Ilford MG Warmtone RC Pearl.

Artist’s Studio – x-ray film

Picture from 2009.
Speed Graphic 4×5″
Pinhole 0.25mm
Focal Length 75mm
f/300
Exposure Time 15min.
Agfa CP G+ at 50asa
Developed by inspection in Rodinal 1+200 at 20C for 12min.
Scan from negative, finished in PS.

London, With a Pinhole Camera – 08

The Opera Holland Park, London.

[The next several posts will be from a trip we took to England last December.

The trip was mainly for the launch of our literary magazine MatchBook Stories issue 2.

During the trip, I took the opportunity to shoot some pictures with my handmade pinhole camera, fitted with a Horseman 6×7 roll film back.]

London, With a Pinhole Camera – 07

Late-late afternoon at Hackney Marsh, London.

[The next several posts will be from a trip we took to England last December.

The trip was mainly for the launch of our literary magazine MatchBook Stories issue 2.

During the trip, I took the opportunity to shoot some pictures with my handmade pinhole camera, fitted with a Horseman 6×7 roll film back.]

London, With a Pinhole Camera – 06

The river Lea, in Hackney, London.

[The next several posts will be from a trip we took to England last December.

The trip was mainly for the launch of our literary magazine MatchBook Stories issue 2.

During the trip, I took the opportunity to shoot some pictures with my handmade pinhole camera, fitted with a Horseman 6×7 roll film back.]

London, With a Pinhole Camera – 05

The artificial hill at Stave Hill Ecological Park, London.

[The next several posts will be from a trip we took to England last December.

The trip was mainly for the launch of our literary magazine MatchBook Stories issue 2.

During the trip, I took the opportunity to shoot some pictures with my handmade pinhole camera, fitted with a Horseman 6×7 roll film back.]

London, With a Pinhole Camera – 04

The boathouse, the dragon, and the river Lea, in Hackney, London.

[The next several posts will be from a trip we took to England last December.

The trip was mainly for the launch of our literary magazine MatchBook Stories issue 2.

During the trip, I took the opportunity to shoot some pictures with my handmade pinhole camera, fitted with a Horseman 6×7 roll film back.]

London, With a Pinhole Camera – 03

Near the river Lea, in Hackney, London.

[The next several posts will be from a trip we took to England last December.

The trip was mainly for the launch of our literary magazine MatchBook Stories issue 2.

During the trip, I took the opportunity to shoot some pictures with my handmade pinhole camera, fitted with a Horseman 6×7 roll film back.]

London, With a Pinhole Camera – 02

View from the top of the artificial hill at Stave Hill Ecological Park, London.

[The next several posts will be from a trip we took to England last December.

The trip was mainly for the launch of our literary magazine MatchBook Stories issue 2.

During the trip, I took the opportunity to shoot some pictures with my handmade pinhole camera, fitted with a Horseman 6×7 roll film back.]