Barn by Pinhole

Nice pinhole'n
Love the stone work on the old barn. Is it a flag on the fence post?

Fine example of pinhole photography. A rising front on the camera might have made it even better.

@awty Thanks! Today the "flag" had me mystified, so I stopped by enroute to the post office.
It's a wooden birdhouse on a pipe next to the fencepost. (And actually, now that I know what it is -- I can see it!!!)

The barn is from 1761, considered a great example of a Pennsylvania "bottom" barn (as opposed to "bank" barn).

@Jim Jones Thanks! With a six inch "focal length" at 8x10, this camera must be one of the widest angles I shoot with and I sometimes forget what keystoning I can provoke! It's a very solid oak box, so I fear the front won't be rising unless I do some serious rework. (Now on my B&J 4x5 with pinhole lensboard .... )

I keep thinking someday I'll try x-ray film, but I like my paper negatives too much so it probably won't happen.
Well done!