Pinhole Bahamas

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  • 03-15-2006, 07:35 PM
    megan
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    Pinhole Bahamas
    I shot one pinhole roll - didn't get anything too impressive, but this was the best on the roll.
  • 03-15-2006, 08:31 PM
    dmm96452
    Re: Pinhole Bahamas
    Great shot. Sure you're not being too hard on yourself as far as the rest are concerned?
  • 03-15-2006, 09:46 PM
    mtbbrian
    Re: Pinhole Bahamas
    More Please!
    Brian
    :rolleyes: ;) :p :D :p
  • 03-15-2006, 09:50 PM
    darkman
    Re: Pinhole Bahamas
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by megan
    I shot one pinhole roll - didn't get anything too impressive, but this was the best on the roll.

    Pinhole shooting takes some practice. It's always fun pointing a pinhole towards the sun. That rainbow difraction of light is pretty cool. If the sun wasn't in the shot it would just look like a soft picture.

    I also like taking advantage of the deep dof. I think my pinhole is 50mm f/200. Basically, everything is equally in/out of focus from inches in front of the lens to infinity and there's no distortion (to the point some say it's extreme distortion). It's fun to set the camera on the ground with something just inches in front of it. It's also often useful to put an object in the shot to give it some perspective. Wthout something for reference, people often can't quite figure it out. I haven't spent enough time at it yet to master it, but I think even the pinhole masters take lots of experiments.

    You may want to check out Martha Casanave for some ideas. From our "normal" camera shooting, it takes some imagination to figure out where the camera really is; usually inches in front of the subject.

    Mike
  • 03-16-2006, 12:07 AM
    gahspidy
    Re: Pinhole Bahamas
    Megan, really nice image. Very moody. i like the softness, lighting, and even the slanted horizon seems to fit . Good work, what about some of the others?
  • 03-16-2006, 10:54 AM
    jar_e
    Re: Pinhole Bahamas
    Megan,

    Intersting shot of something I'd usually call cliche if shot with a regular camera!

    Well done,

    Jared
  • 03-16-2006, 10:54 AM
    jar_e
    Re: Pinhole Bahamas
    Sorry...double post.
  • 03-16-2006, 04:09 PM
    megan
    Re: Pinhole Bahamas
    Yup. You can't really see anything because I moved or didn't leave it open long enough. Disappointing, really, because I taped the pinhole to the railing of the ship for a long exposure, hoping for an image of Nassau lights rocked up and down, but I was too eager to get back to fruity rum drinks to stay and sit with the camera for longer, so I got a couple of streaks but nothing else!