8 exposures on 120 film (underexposed)
Beverly & Vermont
Rockaway Records
I had to use a tripod for these photos which seem to be under exposed. I adjusted the pictures on the computer for all of them. I am using an Epson 1640su scanner which is probably time to replace as I couldn't get a scan larger than 72dpi.
I adjusted the exposure for all these photos on the computer. I am using an Epson 1640su scanner which is probably time to replace as I couldn't get it to scan larger than 72dpi.
Rockaway Records 2
Clouds in Lincoln Hghts
My favorite subject was Bogie's Liquor, a tiny little house shaped shack. Remember the small Kodak development kiosks? That's how small this building is, and on the day that I took this photo, I swear I thought I saw Sacha Baron Cohen double walking a poodle.
Bogie's Liquor
Pasadena Panda Inn Pkg lot
All my subjects are very tiny and distant. Pinhole cameras take some getting use to, that's for sure. FWIW, my main objective is to get depth of field with objects close to the lens (non-lens) and distant objects in the background all in unsharp focus.
Obviously I can't count. I omitted two exposures, one accidental selfie, and a second photo of Panda Inn, which is probably the best effect I am after in composition. Note how the scaffolding in the forefront is equally in focus as the trees in the background.