This piece of inspiration brought to you by Luigi Gesi, who used his Halina Prefect homemade 6×6 pinhole camera to make this awesome capture. He used a red filter with Shanghai GP3 film. Huzzah!
universi paralleli
[singlepic id=2]universi paralleli, Taken with Halina Prefect 6×6 homemade pinhole camera, Shanghai GP3 100ISO, ©Luigi Gesi 2015[/singlepic]
Here on ƒ/D, we plan on sharing a regular dose of inspiration. For our first inspiration post, we’ll share one of our own. This image was shot by Kier Selinsky at Pike Place Market, Seattle, with a Zero Image 6×9 on Fuji Acros film. Cheers!
Pike Place Market
[singlepic id=49 float=center]Pike Place Market, Seattle, Zero Image 6×9, Fuji Acros – ©Kier Selinsky 2015[/singlepic]
Welcome to ƒ/D! We are here to enhance and explore the art of pinhole photography. This blog is brand new – launched in April of 2015 – and born from a love of pinhole photography.
In the near future we aim to be publishing a steady stream of inspiration, photos, featured photographers, artist interviews, and articles covering everything from the technical to the aesthetic.
Would you like to participate? We’d love to have your help! You can contribute your expertise, or tell us about your pinhole project so that we can feature it.
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Cheers!
