Pinhole Signs of Spring
Here are some images I made with my ZeroImage 6x9 set at 645.
I like 645 as this is the medium format that I first got into back in the 90s with the Mamiya 645 Pro. As well, I get more exposures at this setting, which is an important consideration for the proverbial starving artist.
The photographic potential was noticed whilst walking home from the bus stop. I noticed the beautiful colour and had to return with my camera to capture these images.
Film: Velvia 100.
You know ... the more I use transparency film in a pinhole camera, the less intimidating it has become. Of course, I like to meter with my Sekonic L-608, which makes things a little easier.
I like 645 as this is the medium format that I first got into back in the 90s with the Mamiya 645 Pro. As well, I get more exposures at this setting, which is an important consideration for the proverbial starving artist.
The photographic potential was noticed whilst walking home from the bus stop. I noticed the beautiful colour and had to return with my camera to capture these images.
Film: Velvia 100.
You know ... the more I use transparency film in a pinhole camera, the less intimidating it has become. Of course, I like to meter with my Sekonic L-608, which makes things a little easier.
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