Believe the Magic

Believe, 2014

Magic, 2014

I've returned from my August absence with plenty of recent photos to post.  Here are two pinhole photos of a lovely yarnbomb in Williamsburg.  Both were shot with a Harman Titan 4x5 pinhole camera on expired Kodak Vericolor III film.  The film expired in 1991, so I'm very please with the results.

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East River State Park

Bottles, 2012

This Way Out, 2012

Two sculptures on display last summer at the East River State Park in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.  Both photos were shot with a Zero 2000 medium format pinhole camera, using Lomography medium format black and white film.  I had never used the Lomography film before, since it is usually ridiculously expensive.   I found this film on sale for $1.99 for a pack of three rolls.  A bargain, and I kind of like the tones and contrast of the photos I've scanned so far.

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Harte & Company

Harte & Company 1, 2012

Harte & Company 2, 2012

The Harte & Company warehouse is one of my favorite industrial buildings in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.  Here are a couple of pinhole photos I shot there this August.  Both were shot with a Zero 2000 medium format pinhole camera on Ilford Delta 100 film.

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Kent Avenue Warehouse

Pinhole photo, shot with a Zero 2000 medium format pinhole camera on Kodak Ektar 100 film.

Kent Avenue, 2012

Light Leak

A major light leak caused by a film winding problem led to the effect seen in this pinhole photo of  sculptures on display near the Newtown Creek in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.  Shot with a Zero 2000 pinhole camera on Kodak Ektar 100 film.

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Sculptures, 2012