images from the super pinhole

[terri]

:taped sh:

 

[mysteryscribe]

Oh no Lucy am I in trouble now? LOL
:lmao: Trust me you don't want to hear the alternative to whore it up lol.

 

[mysteryscribe]

paper negative shot this morning by the lake

 

[anvsubmission]

cool,want to learn from u^^

 

[anvsubmission]

wonderful! ^^

 

[mysteryscribe]

This site has a lot of great photographers. There difinitely is a lot to learn from them. Unfortunately most of what I have to teach isn't worth the time to learn. Even if it were, there are those here that could teach the lessons much better.

Photography is like genius... It's mostly hard work and paying your dues, I think. But I will be more than happy to answer any questions, at any time, from anyone.

 

[mysteryscribe]

paper negative, shot in a tin can camera, with a primative lens system. Pin hole under antique glass, no shutter.

 

[mysteryscribe]

again with the tin can cam

 

[hobbes28]

paper negative, shot in a tin can camera, with a primative lens system. Pin hole under antique glass, no shutter.

This one is my favorite so far from the series. I think they are all great and I could see me getting myself into trouble with ideas being spawned from the images. Keep up the inspiring work.

 

[mysteryscribe]

My good scanner died this morning so this is with a very old one that is lower resolution hope they aren't too much worse...

 

[mysteryscribe]

 

[mysteryscribe]

here are two super pin hole paper negs from the brownie paint can camera... I kind of like them fine.

 

[mysteryscribe]

I know they are pictures of nothing but its a rainy day and I wanted to test the camera. sorry it's the best I could do..

 

[mysteryscribe]

this is from the brownie camera. It is eerie and I like it for that but I'm not sure I can deal with the camera. Ii has so far been unpredictable. I know thats the fun of it but this one might be a little too unpredictable even for me.

 

[terri]

Looks like a still from a horror movie. I like it.