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Published: 2012-09-07 12:45:54 +0000 UTC; Views: 280; Favourites: 2; Downloads: 3
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What a use for a Canon 5D Mk ll! Some pinhole images from use of a Holga pinhole lens, Bramhall Park.Contrast and colour tweaks via Canon's DPP and the Gimp.
Inspired by Mike Loveridge [link]
6 Feeding the Geese.
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I like this scene. If you like the 'Pictorialism' period of photographers Steichen, Stieglitz, Alvin Langdon Coburn and Clarence White, for example, I believe that can inform the digital Pinhole aesthetic. . .or not. The closest I got to that was [link] . From your body of work I believe you can make some serious art with the pinhole.
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Hi Steven - thank you for these ideas and the references to the photographers. I see from the link that I was keen more than six months ago to have a go. It has taken me that long! I shall have another go when time and light permit, but I do need to read up on this. I think there is potential for building blocks of light and shade and colour, along with the insights/quirks of long exposures.
Many Thanks Again
David
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Good on you David, & their privacy is protected
Cheers
Col
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Hi Col - It is just a bit of fun is this set. When I was in SA and met up with Mike he had a pinhole and we shot a few snaps. So thought I would have a go. I am not sure about them.
Cheers
David
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I love your work, as you know...but , I am not sure about it either.
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Hi Sheri - it is difficult to know about this technique. I must read up more on it. You can get some good movement effects, but at the price of clarity.
Many Thanks
David
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Well, nothing ever hurts to try, right!
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Sometimes it is just a natural......but you have got to get it first
Cheers
Col
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