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A pinhole camera I built for my graduation project at school. I built the camera from childhood memories and I used it to take pictures of childhood memoris.
It uses 120 film and the format is 6x6. The shutter is very basic, the black tape in the middle.
Fomapan 200 (original emulsion) @ 200 in 510-Pyro 1:100 6 min 21C. TF4 fixer.
Shot with the Iskra medium format folder (1962 vintage). Industar-58 75mm f/3.5 lens.
Took this image a couple of weeks ago, using Mamiya M645J and Delta 400 film. Nice to see a couple so happy together :-)
Test shot from my first roll of medium format. I also butchered the hell out of the roll loading it onto the developing reel, which was actually a two-hour process being stuck in a sweaty changing bag, and I ended up getting tagged out by Kari. I didn't bother spotting this either.
Rapid Omega 200, 90mm Hexanon, Tri-X 400, handheld at either 1/30 or 1/15.
I really like the ground glass guide lines for portrait // landscape, because it means it's also dead easy to shoot square. Sure, it's a bit of a waste of film, but I really dig the sqaure format sometimes.
The in-camera lens flare is from water droplets hitting the lens. I have a shot without it, but prefer the unique effect. 4 second exposure at f/11. Most people do not know where this place is right outside Telluride, Colorado. Its off the beaten path.