3 Trunks

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  awty

• Sep 2, 2016

Nice, tree roots have interesting shapes.
How many seconds did you hold this one?

 

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  Greg Heath

• Sep 2, 2016

@awty I think it was 20 or 30 seconds. It was last year.

 

• HiHoSilver

• Sep 2, 2016

The bark is awful sharp for pinhole. 'Very nice. Tones are a treat.

 

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  bsdunek

• Sep 2, 2016

Right, I never had a pinhole that sharp. Really nice, and as awty says, love the roots.

 

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  Greg Heath

• Sep 2, 2016

ZeroImage Pinhole They are pretty sharp.... It is pretty sharp.. my homemade 4x5 is even sharper and I don't even have a laser drilled pinhole.
Here is another link to another river shot with the same camera. it's pretty damn sharp for a hole.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/kb2qqm/5964692777/in/album-72157644920673899/

https://www.flickr.com/photos/kb2qqm/14493016214/in/album-72157644920673899/

 

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  macfred

• Sep 3, 2016

Remarkable photograph - thank you for sharing, Greg !

 

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  Greg Heath

• Sep 3, 2016

Thanks for the comments. Pinhole photography is fun. I think I get lost sometimes in photography and when I hit a dryspell, I pull out the Pinhole camera and quit trying to work so hard and just have some fun. it's a box and a hole, and either film or paper negative. It's fun to see what surprises you in the image...

 

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  Greg Heath

• Sep 3, 2016

@macfred thanks for your thoughts. I was on this part of the river last year and the last fly fisherman was wondering what the heck I was doing. lol. I mean, everybody goes there to fish, and then I show up with a Box on a tripod. I got a whole bunch of weird looks. hahaha. whatever. but still a bit funny.

 

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  Gimenosaiz

• Sep 3, 2016

Great !! Impressive sharpness for a pinhole! Thanks!

 

• whlogan

• Sep 3, 2016

Remarkable sharpness here. I have one, maybe two of these cameras and neither of them have or at least don't so far have shown acutance like this. Perhaps I did not speak softly enough to them. Really a great pinole shot.....

Logan