Wouldn’t it be great if we had eyes in the back of our heads. While watching the sunrise one morning in Belize I turned around to find the clouds behind me glowing pink and the water smooth as glass. Photographed with a Zero Image pinhole camera and Kodak Ektar film on Glovers Atoll in Belize.
A forgotten photograph I came across on the computer taken on cold quiet road on a long drive home several years ago that was a good fit for today given it did not get above 0 degrees Fahrenheit yesterday and it will be mighty cold today as well. Finally a winters winter day and I am fine with that but somewhere down that road summer does exist..
Peering out into a calm blue ocean with a quiet pink sun peeking through the clouds is not a bad way to start the day. Sunrise on Glovers atoll in Belize photographed with a Zero Image 2000 pinhole camera.
Winter Cottonwoods in all life stages are a wonderful to look at. Pinhole photograph taken at a local park on a snowless winter day.
Photographed on a beautiful day last summer in Iceland. I do believe that I was the only tourist using a pinhole camera that afternoon.
Wishing everyone a very happy holiday season. May santa leave a few rolls of film and a pinhole camera in your stocking…just for fun.
When the sky is blue and the sun is out, winter is my favorite season. Aspens strutting their aspen-ness beneath a brilliant blue sky. Photographed with a holga pinhole camera.
Looking up the slate river valley towards paradise divide. Holga Wide Pinhole Camera.
Pinhole photograph taken while hiking up towards daisy pass in central Colorado early this fall. Zero Image 2000 and Kodak Tmax 100 iso film.
There is life.
Pinhole photograph of rocks watching people watching rocks. On the way to Pingvellir National Park, Iceland.
nature has no boss 
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