Brian, that photo was take on my phone and I probably used something like the woodcamera app on my phone to add the tin type background. I just had some free time to poke around your blog. Great photos and well written text. Kudos.
Thanks, It was one of those happy accidents in which I started looking at the downed tree as a interesting scene when the magpie landed and stood still long enough for me to get a long exposure pinhole photo.
You have great photos on your blog! We would like to feature them on our blog wildlifehub. Please email wildlifehub@yahoo.com if you are interested. Check out our wildlife blog: wildlifepic.wordpress.com. Great photos anyway!
Very nice, I like the composition.. the blurring.. and how the dead grasses added to the texture. Well done! P.S. I like your camera, whatever it is you’re using lol
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Wow this is beautiful! What type of pinhole camera and film did you use?
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Thanks, I used a holga 120 pinhole camera and Kodak TMAX 100 ISO film.
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So cool, just ordered one! I will be sure to give you a shout out when I post!
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Thats great, they are fun. Be prepared for some that don’t turn out but those that do will make you smile.
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Can’t wait! One more curiosity, how did you get that sort of burnt vignetting effect on cottonwood and sun? Incredible photography, incredible blog!
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Brian, that photo was take on my phone and I probably used something like the woodcamera app on my phone to add the tin type background. I just had some free time to poke around your blog. Great photos and well written text. Kudos.
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Thank you! I will have to look into these apps…
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Great, I think the apps I used is 99 cents. Pretty cheap and fun.
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What a clever shot! Took me a minute to see it and focus on the bird! Great use of foreground to highlight the subject of the photo! Nice!
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Thanks, It was one of those happy accidents in which I started looking at the downed tree as a interesting scene when the magpie landed and stood still long enough for me to get a long exposure pinhole photo.
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You have great photos on your blog! We would like to feature them on our blog wildlifehub. Please email wildlifehub@yahoo.com if you are interested. Check out our wildlife blog: wildlifepic.wordpress.com. Great photos anyway!
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Very good, even a bit funny, sort of.
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Bente, thanks. Glad you see the humor in the photo give gives me a little chuckle was well.
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Reblogged this on Great Big World.
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Very nice, I like the composition.. the blurring.. and how the dead grasses added to the texture. Well done! P.S. I like your camera, whatever it is you’re using lol
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Hi, I used a Zero-image pinhole camera and Kodak film on that photo. A combo that can not be beat.
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