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Issue 143 PDF
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The Science and Aesthetics of the Hole
Testing Various Pinhole Sizes
Subscribers 4×4 Portfolios
Carlo Didier, Chris Pattison, Tomasz Susul & Willie Robb
Moorsview 2017 Exhibition
Joe Cornish Galleries
Kathleen Donohoe
Featured Photographer
Charles Cramer
Meeting of Minds Conference 2016
After the Fire
The resilience of nature
All Along the Watershed
A photographic exploration of the Wiltshire Watershed
Patagonia Least Explored
Capturing Heart & Imagination
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After David O’Brien’s wonderful article “In Praise of Film Pinhole Photography” in the last issue, I was inspired to get out and play with a pinhole camera myself. Instead of buying a new camera, I figured I could use a pinhole on my existing cameras (large format and medium format). However, when it came to buying a ‘pinhole’ I was faced with a decision of which size to purchase. Being the geeky sort I figured it would be interesting to get hold of a range of pinholes and test just what difference the sizes made. What surprised me more than the results was what fun it was and how playing was also a part of this photography thing. A big thanks to Tim Norgate from Pinhole Solutions for sending me over a set of different sizes. Now I’ve got the experimenting out of the way it’s time to have a play with the results on film and I look forward to showing the results in a future issue!
If you’ve been playing with pinhole or have been using it for a while, please show us your results on our Facebook page.
Tim Parkin
Issue 143 PDF
After David O’Brien’s wonderful article “In Praise of Film Pinhole Photography” in the last issue, I was inspired to get out and play with a pinhole camera myself. more
The Science and Aesthetics of the Hole
We’ve all heard of pinhole photography and many of us have no doubt had a go at it in some form or other, either by building a basic pinhole camera, sometimes by ‘pretending’ to demonstrate to a hand child, or through buying a very expensive “hole enclosure system” (commonly known as ‘a pinhole camera’). more
Subscribers 4×4 Portfolios
Our 4x4 feature is a set of 4 landscape photography portfolios from our subscribers: Carlo Didier, Chris Pattison, Tomasz Susul & Willie Robb. more
Moorsview 2017 Exhibition
This first exhibition is the curtain raiser for the main seminar and includes work by all the speakers: Joe Cornish, Peter Leeming, Lucy Saggers, Robert Fuller, Steve Race, Karl Holtby, and myself. more
Kathleen Donohoe
What is it that attracts her to the New Jersey Meadowlands, an area known as much for its abuse as for its ecosystem, and why does she choose to work with pinhole cameras and the use alternate processes? more
Charles Cramer
Charles Cramer has been photographing the landscape for 35 years. His prints are available through many fine galleries, including the Ansel Adams Gallery in Yosemite. more
After the Fire
A black burned landscape with small dead animals. At first sight this probably does not sound like an attractive subject for a photo project. Nevertheless, when he heard from the wild fire in a national park close by, Theo Bosboom was curious enough to take a look. And he was glad he had taken his photo gear because what he found was dreary and gaunt, but at the same time very photogenic. The devastation On April 20, 2014, I saw the more
All Along the Watershed
I can't quite remember why and when I decided to explore the watershed. I thought there may be a watershed in Wiltshire, my home county – there are after all rivers that flow in different directions. more
Patagonia Least Explored
Patagonia encompasses both Chile and Argentina. The region is comprised of a vast expanse of desert, mountains, and remote glaciers. more