Mighty pinhole two

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By: A. Barson
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Photographer	A. Barson {Karma:365}
Project	#17 Toy Camera	Camera Model	Quaker oats can (cardboard)
Categories	Cityscape	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	pin hole in a 1x1square of aluminum
Uploaded	2/12/2004	Film / Memory Type	ilford multigrade RC
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	586	Shutter	approx. 35 seconds
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About	another angle on the same subject as my first pinhole, this was taken earlier in the day with no clouds and LOTS more sunlight. I have only used B&W paper, I would be interested in any info on maybe using color? Any help would be appreciated, I havent studied pin hole photography much yet but it really captivates me.

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Andreas Wolkerstorfer {K:5090} 2/13/2004

hello, I see, we do the same things now - and this pinhole business is really fun - for color I would use film (check out the link to David Balihar on my website concerning cameras and color pinholing ...) - and now I have to check your portfolio :)

Kym Skiles {K:1520} 2/13/2004

Excellent pinhole work. This one has an almost infrared feeling to it.(I've noticed that when I use paper negatives they tend to look more "infrared" than when I use film negs).

Since you are getting into the wonderful world that is all things pinhole, I have a couple links for you to check out. There should be info on colour pinhole work too.
http://www.pinholeresource.com
http://www.mrpinhole.com/index.php
Enjoy and keep on posting these images :)

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