SeaWorthy Images

This is a recent pin hole image I took in a waterfront alley in Portland,ME. There is no lens, just a tiny hole (f138), no viewfinder- you point it at your composition. Exposure is calculated from your film speed, the available light and using the”shutter” which is a piece of wood you slide back and forth across the hole.

Two versions of this image which started out as an infrared monochrome: On the left is a hand colorized with watercolor image and on the right colorized with PS Neural filters. I found some of the results using the PS filters "fun" and may play with them more but I think the watercolor version was more intentional and elegant IMHO.

Just scanned and edited my first couple of rolls of film shot with my Da Yi 6X12 film camera. This was shot on Ilford FP4 120film and a Nikor large format 135 mm lens (this is considered a "normal" focal length for 4X5 cameras or in this case the 12cm wide format of the 6X12. There are others that go for the wider 6X17 format but there's something about the 612 that appeals to me.