Pinhole photos from the Lake District and Hadrian’s Wall.
Buttermere. The fell Haystacks can be seen in the distance.
Sycamore Gap.
Sycamore Gap.
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Nice shot. Pinhole is really an art and I never have been able to obtain a good picture with it.
Thanks! What pinhole camera do you use?
great shots, Simon, I love the first one!!!
Cheers Jesús!
These are really great! I especially love the surreal perspective you created in the last two!
Yes, the landscape at this location is remarkable. Pinhole cameras somehow seem to reveal its surreal character.
I think if I were to get to do my film photography days over again, I would stick to strictly pinhole photography. I think we were totally taken in by an ‘oversell’ of lens quality, and everybody was taken in by it!
nice shot!
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Hi Matteo. Thanks!
Trees in winter are my favorite trees. Pinhole of trees is even better
Thanks Jana. Yes, pinhole photos and trees are a lovely combination.
I really like those photos.
Thank you 🙂
Superb work, Simon. I love the sweeping landscape with the small tree.
Excellent details!
Thank you, Karen. It’s a fascinating location so I’ll be visiting again with a pinhole camera.
That is so freaking beautiful.
Thanks 🙂
You’re totally welcome, what camera did you use this for, and what’s your editing software? This is totally amazing. Great job.
I used Zero Image 2000 and 612 pinhole cameras: http://www.zeroimage.com
Scanned the negatives and then processed them in Lightroom. Thanks for taking the time to have a look and comment, I appreciate it.
very nice and interesting pictures
Thank you! Much appreciated 🙂
These are fantastic shots…the whole site is made up of a beautifully eerie world!
Thank you, Emma. I’m glad you like them 🙂
I love finding blogs like this, gives me time to breathe out & enjoy the good things in life. 🙂
Beautiful results! Did you construct your own?
Thanks for taking a look, I really appreciate it! These photos were made with Zero Image pinhole cameras. I’m working towards making my own pinhole cameras using walnut and cherry wood.