Pinhole shots

With the burst of spring and my laryngitis, I found myself in Junee all alone with a beautiful sky and warm weather. What is a girl to do? 

Luckily I had my trusty Vermeer 6x18 and 6x12 pinhole cameras.. So I went roaming.

Whilst out and about, I discovered one little shop open. The little old lady had a few cameras but two were very interesting... One was a 1956 canon Demi EE17 and the other was her own personal Olympus Trip 35. She reduced the price on the Demi and only wanted $10 for the trip. So grabbing cash from the pub, I returned to collect my prizes. What a glorious day. :-)

 

The results of the day next post :-) 

Its been a while

But I have been stil using film, just not as often as I want. :-(
I have been learning a new job, David moved away for his job, then I have been going to funerals, sickness in family and now I have been sick for over a week. My Sickness is Viral Laryngitis so, due to the nature of my job, I can't work. BUT my limbs are fine, so I have been inspired to play with pinholes again to fill in the hours.
OF course Wagga and Junee have no film developing place so I have to wait until my return to work to get to Redfern to have then developed or see if my E-6 chemicals are still good 10 months on. (I Hope so)

In the mean time, I saw this amazing Pinhole from an Agfa Clack on flickr. The Artist is Phot Orel


I have discovered two of my pinholes are winding on incorrectly BUT David's new house has a dark room! Well he calls it a walkin robe but it has the right level shelves an next to a bathroom, so it screams DARKROOM to me. :-)