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The central library in downtown Portland, captured by a Zero Image

4x5 pinhole. Enjoy and feel free to leave comments.

I guessed Animesh. ;-) I figured it needed at least 10 minutes to 30 minutes so I split the difference. The difference between a 10 minute and a 30 minute exposure is only about a stop and a half so I was pretty safe. Plus I had been out a few nights before this shooting similar shots at about the same time with 100 speed film and those came out ok but too thin, so I came back with 400 and kept the times close.

A pinhole image of the Ferris Wheel during the Rose Festival in

Portland, Oregon. This was about a 20 minute exposure. Enjoy and

feel free to comment.

These falls are in the Columbia River Gorge about 30 miles east of Portland, Oregon.

A pinhole image of this famous falls. Enjoy and comments are always

welcome.

Enjoy the photo, comments always welcome.

A pinhole shot of a rushing stream, taken from a footbridge. I put

my pinhole on my tripod and then extended it out over the river

pointing straight down. About a 2 minute exposure. Recently

featured on FlickRBlog to illustrate Worldwide Pinhole Photography

Day. I was very flattered. Please enjoy, maybe it even inspires you

to shoot some pinhole. Feel free to leave comments.

This shot was accomplished by putting the 90mm lens from my Pentax

6x7 on my 35mm Nikon FM2N via a bellows made from gaffer's tape and

aluminum foil. Shot from the bus window while going through downtown

Portland. Cross processed slide film. Phew. Enjoy and feel free to

comment.

An infrared pinhole shot of downtown Portland, Oregon through the

branches of a tree. Enjoy, be inspired, comment.

Enjoy and please feel free to leave comments.

Thanks Rich. I appreciate you taking the time to look and comment.

Thanks David! Glad you enjoy it, that I think is one of the best rewards as a photographer is to inspire others.

This has been a surprisingly popular image of mine, people really

seem drawn to it, though I admit that I like it well enough, it is

not a favorite. It has a wonderful depth to the colors and is

incredibly sharp, those are the things I like. Would be nice viewed

large I imagine. Anyway, please enjoy, be inspired, leave comments

if you would like. I would be most interested in knowing what your

favorite, or least favorite aspects of this photo are. Thanks.

Enjoy and feel free to leave comments.

Enjoy and please comment.

Enjoy and comments are always welcome.

All good suggestions, thanks Lukman.

Enjoy and feel free to leave comments.

Thank you Long. I appreciate the time you took to look and comment.

Enjoy and feel free to leave comments.

Enjoy and feel free to leave comments.

A pinhole shot I made of the St Johns bridge during a rare snowfall.

Enjoy and feel free to comment.

Good point, thanks Charles, that helps clean up the border.

This was taken on the Oregon coast with my Nikon FM2, and velvia 50.

Enjoy and feel free to comment.

Enjoy, be inspired, comment.