PinHole Photography
Featured Work
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memory by Soxy Fleming
First experiments with pinhole technology small but so atmospheric I just had to show them
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clouds by Soxy Fleming
First experiments with pinhole technology small but so atmospheric I just had to show them
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Fleur Garden by Soxy Fleming
This image was produced using a biscuit tin camera, a very old sheet of photographic paper and a coffee and washing soda developing solution. Exposure time was between 15 and 20 seconds. scanned in B & W, inverted and flipped in photoshop how this was done
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Fleur Garden by Soxy Fleming
This picture was produced with a biscuit tin, a piece of very old photographic paper, and a coffee and washing soda developing solution. / Exposure was somewhere between 15 and 20 seconds. / what do you think??? / scanned in colour, inverted in PS, very slight adjustment and cropping in PS how this was done larger crop
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Fleur wall by Soxy Fleming
Another pinhole, paper neg, coffee developer pic. Last night I thought this was a failure. Today, because of Fleur’s curiosity we dried it out and scanned it in. As you can see there were patches of bright sun. This was around about a 20 second exposure. / Inverted, cropped and slightly adjusted in PS how this was done
Recent Work
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Fraser's Reef by Sue Hammond
Well, for the first time ever I ran around in front of my pinhole camera while it was taking a picture. It’s turned out to be one my favourite pictures that I’ve made with that little camera. I love the colours, I love the whooshing sky and it’s a picture of me on an empty beach – which is somewhere i love to be :) pinhole image / 5 minute exposure / zero image 2000 map + film project P14
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After the fires at Kinglake II by Steph Tout
Montage created with a 6-hole pinhole camera, “in-tin”. You can see all my pinhole works here Limited edition prints available from me directly: stephtout@gmail.com. Profits go to the Red Cross.
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Breakfast by DavidAmosPhotography
Shot with a Diana, through pinhole. 5sec exposure.
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the labyrinth by kostis
pinhole.
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Still life - seed pods - pinhole image by Mal64
Taken with my Zero Image 5×4 pinhole camera. / Ilford FP4, 75mm (equivalent to 35mm), f216 @ 96 minutes!
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Flowering plant - pinhole image by Mal64
5×4 Zero Image pinhole. Ilford FP4, 75mm (equivalent in 35mm), f216 @ 90 seconds.
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Half Moon Bay V by Steph Tout
Montage created with a 6-hole pinhole camera, “in-tin”. You can see all my pinhole works here Limited edition prints available from me directly: stephtout@gmail.com.
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Experimental Pinhole Image by Graham Coward
Taken with Canon EOS 40D and a pinhole “lens”. / 3200 ISO hand held. Some (a lot) of sharpening in Photoshop.
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Half Moon Bay III by Steph Tout
Montage created with a 6-hole pinhole camera, “in-tin”. You can see all my pinhole works here Limited edition prints available from me directly: stephtout@gmail.com.
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Half Moon Bay IV by Steph Tout
Montage created with a 6-hole pinhole camera, “in-tin”. You can see all my pinhole works here Limited edition prints available from me directly: stephtout@gmail.com.
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Cook Island by Sue Hammond
pinhole image / zero 2000 / 2 second exposure
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Lennox Head Pinhole by Sue Hammond
Pinhole image / Zero 2000 / 4 minute exposure
About This Group
This is where photography was born, a hole, a film plate, long exposures and the image forms.
The group is all about experimenting and sharing knowledge, and of course the fruit of your labour, that awesome print that can only come from these magical cameras.
Part of the goings on in the group would be conversions and camera hacks to make pinholes, pinholes for digital cameras etc. Techniques in getting the pinhole accurate, and how to hand make these with material from home.
Also will be looking at Polaroid home made pinhole cameras, making different focal lengths, up to a super wide angle pinhole.
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