a pinhole experiment quite by accident . . .
I had to go to the Gallery this morning to take some new pieces to display and hopefully sell. As I was going out the door, Pete asked me if I was going to go for a walk, too. I said, "No, probably not, so I'll be back in about an hour."
Well, three hours later . . .
I should have known I would stop somewhere to walk and explore a bit. I ended up at the botanical park and because the sun was so bright, I was looking for a setting on my camera and quite by accident I discovered the "pinhole setting." I took one and loved it, and decided to take whatever pictures I took that way.
I really like the effect it gives. It kind of blurs the pictures a little bit and surrounds them in a soft darkness.
I'm sure I'll use it again!
This one is cropped quite a bit so it doesn't have much of a pinhole look.
Here I was standing under a tall flowering tree with the sky for the background.
Well, three hours later . . .
I should have known I would stop somewhere to walk and explore a bit. I ended up at the botanical park and because the sun was so bright, I was looking for a setting on my camera and quite by accident I discovered the "pinhole setting." I took one and loved it, and decided to take whatever pictures I took that way.
I really like the effect it gives. It kind of blurs the pictures a little bit and surrounds them in a soft darkness.
I'm sure I'll use it again!
This one is cropped quite a bit so it doesn't have much of a pinhole look.
Here I was standing under a tall flowering tree with the sky for the background.