A carpet of Bluebells in West Woods, Marlborough - a pinhole photograph.
This image is a long exposure pinhole photograph taken on traditional film.
Pinhole photography creates an ethereal feel to a photograph, very similar to the photographs created by the pioneers of photography of the late nineteenth century.
Levant Mine - pinhole photograph.
This image is a long exposure pinhole photograph taken on traditional film.
Pinhole photography creates an ethereal feel to a photograph, very similar to the photographs created by the pioneers of photography of the late nineteenth century.
Castle Combe - a panoramic pinhole photograph on film
Considered to be the pretiest village in England, Castle Combe is a particularly suitable timeless subject for pinhole photography
Trebarwith Strand, Cornwall. Pinhole photograph.
This image is a long exposure pinhole photograph taken on traditional film.
Pinhole photography creates an ethereal look to a photograph, very similar to the photographs created by the pioneers of photography of the late nineteenth century.
Derelict Cornish Tin Mine - a pinhole photograph.
This image is a long exposure pinhole photograph taken on traditional film.
Pinhole photography creates an ethereal feel to a photograph, very similar to the photographs created by the pioneers of photography of the late nineteenth century.
Breakwater lights. Whitby, Yorkshire, A pinhole photograph.
This image is a long exposure pinhole photograph taken on traditional film.
Pinhole photography creates an ethereal feel to a photograph, very similar to the photographs created by the pioneers of photography of the late nineteenth century.
'Nuneaton' & 'Brighton' - Pinhole photograph.
This image is a long exposure pinhole photograph taken on traditional film.
Pinhole photography creates an ethereal feel to a photograph, very similar to the photographs created by the pioneers of photography of the late nineteenth century.
Durdle Door, Dorset. - pinhole photograph.
This image is a long exposure pinhole photograph taken on traditional film.
Pinhole photography creates an ethereal feel to a photograph, very similar to the photographs created by the pioneers of photography of the late nineteenth century.
Tower Bridge & City of London, a pinhole photograph.
This panoramic image is a long exposure pinhole photograph taken on traditional film.
Pinhole photography creates an ethereal feel to a photograph, very similar to the photographs created by the pioneers of photography of the late nineteenth century.
'The Tolkien Tree' Avebury, Wiltshire - a pinhole photograph.
This image is a long exposure pinhole photograph taken on traditional film.
Pinhole photography creates an ethereal feel to a photograph, very similar to the photographs created by the pioneers of photography of the late nineteenth century.
The Millennium Bridge, London, with a view of St Paul's Cathedral and the City of London.
From the South Bank, using my panoramic pinhole camera, it was possible to capture an amazing 141 degree angle of view across the river.
A 27 second exposure smoothed out the waves on the river, and rendered a passing Water Taxi invisible!
RealitySoSubtle 6x17 pinhole camera.
Pinhole photography creates an ethereal feel to a photograph, very similar to the photographs created by the pioneers of photography of the late nineteenth century.
