Pinhole photo taken on a very windy cool damp morning while kayaking in Greenland. The experience of being in a true wilderness is timeless. Photographed with a holga WPC
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Fall Pinhole Triptych
I was having a difficult time seeing into the film advance window on my pinhole camera so I just had to wing it and count turns of the film advance knob. The frames ran together producing this triptych of beautiful fall fireweed and other fall splendid colors. Controlled chaos or a happy accident?
Raven on the rocks
Pinhole photo of a raven enjoying the nice sunset.
Park Bench
A seat is waiting beneath this wonderful cottonwood tree to rest those wary bones. Photographed using a Holga wide pinhole camera earlier this year.
Connected
Zeroimage pinhole camera loaded up with Kodak Tmax film and pointed up at water falling from the sky. From sky to stream to sea to sky, connected.
Distant Waters
Looking out towards the Colorado river as it rounds a bend. Photographed using a Holga pinhole camera last spring.
Tree, rock, fog…
Nothing more..nothing less. Holga 120 pinhole camera and Kodak Tmax 100iso film.
Black tower
Old Water Tower on the Eastern Plains of Colorado.
Wildflowers and Falling Water
I used the Zeroimage pinhole camera to photograph the wonderful summer flowers which seemed quite content to be hanging out near this little waterfall while hiking near Daisy Pass in Central Colorado.
Magpie Pinhole
Wildlife photography pinhole style.
nature has no boss 
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