Life just seems easier when we are firmly rooted. Zero image pinhole camera and Kodak Tmax film.
Tag: pinhole
One cold morning
We went out yesterday morning and it was cold (-20C) cold. Yet the water was flowing over this small drop along the Platte River in South Denver.
A pinhole camera is a great tool for cold weather photography. No batteries, no mechanical parts and I can operate it with mittens on.
Zeroimage Pinhole Camera and Koadak Tmax 100iso film.
Quiet Valley
The eye of a pinhole camera looking up a quiet valley in central Colorado on a late fall day. Zeroimage 2000 pinhole camera and Kodak Tmax100 film.
Sand, Sea, Sky.
Pinhole photograph looking out into a quiet sea. Taken with a Holga pinhole camera while kayaking in East Greenland.
Some Time Ago
When all that’s left is faded.
The film can pull it back.
But only for a moment.
Arctic cotton and melt pools photographed with a Holga 120N pinhole camera on Kodak Porta 100 ISO film.
Scarp Pinhole
We took the pinhole camera up on scarp ridge and and came home with a fuzzy memory… but are’t they all.
Scarp Ridge near Lake Irwin, CO. Zero Image Pinhole camera and Kodak Tmax 100 film.
Soft Grass
Soft grass by the sea shore near Tillamook, OR photographed with a Zero Image Pinhole camera.
South Platte
Looking through the shrubs onto the South Platte River on a sub-zero day. Photographed with a Zero Image pinhole camera and Kodak Tmax film.
December Snow
Zero Image pinhole camera and Kodak Tmax 100 iso film.
Quiet morning on Clear Creek after an overnight snow. Photographed last Dec 9th. This December has been dry and warm. Just a little bit would be nice to get me in the holiday spirit.
nature has no boss 
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