Category Archives: Zero2000 Some more from our holiday: This pair of Converses took a beating. They were pink and silver before the holiday. These photos were taken with the Zero 2000 pinhole, average exposure approx 2.5 minutes. It amazes me how this lensless camera has almost limitless depth of field. The bluring is a result of the flowers…  Sometimes a pinhole camera is a must! This is Sevendroog Castle. Designed by a Mr. Jupp, this folly was built in 1784 by Lady James in the grounds of what was then Park Farm Place. She built the tower following the death of her husband, to commemorate his capture of the pirate fortress of Severndroog…  We went to Nunhead Cemetery to take photos with the Zero 2000 pinhole camera. I’m amazed at the results! I have to get my head round the long exposures though! As usual, the cemetery is bright sun (huh?) and deep shade. The first place I metered needed a 27 minute exposure. With those sort of…  Brookmill Park Just around the corner from us where we walk Gizmo. I didn’t open the shutter on the pinhole completely but got a happy accident with the diagonals. Isn’t everything with a pinhole a happy accident? I’m beginning to realise just how wide the ’25mm’ pinhole is on medium format film. Possibly related posts…  The Climate Camp 2009 on Blackheath was just getting underway when we rolled up there yesterday evening. Much of the media presence seemed to have dissipated after the initial launch didn’t result in a bloody battle a la G20. There were quite a few snappers around though, lugging kit. And there’s the rub as they… |
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