Feet
by Melethia

Comment:
this is excellent!

Cromer Pier
by Ecce_Signum

Comment:
Great use of the pinhole to capture motion and time - this photo has life. Also, very nice composition and toning. I think that sepia conversion really works with pinhole.

Callie
by krnodil

Comment:
Amazing how the Zoneplate makes the cat fur look like brush strokes. A beautiful painting.

The Calcium Fields: An Oreo Photoshoot Gone Wrong
by aplomb76

Comment:
Anyone who has fabricated a setup shot for DPC should be able to relate to this clever and well composed mess. -8

Einsteinium
by colorcarnival

Comment:
Everything in this photo works. Even the border, which I thought upon first glance was overdone, is necessary to complete the illusion. My favorite of this challenge. Excellent!

Sea Fisher
by Ecce_Signum

Comment:
The duo diagonal is very effective in this. To me, the 50/50 horizon looks tilted enough to be distracting - but that could be an illusion caused by the foreground. Otherwise, wonderful image.

lineup - desat
by krnodil

Comment:
Without color to guide me this becomes even more of an abstract. Taken completely to b/w this could even be a terrestrial scene of fence posts in the fog. I like both versions you presented. Maybe a triptych.

Anyone for Tennis?
by Ecce_Signum

Comment:
very nice, I think I prefer the leaf shard (as is) to a proposed tennis ball. You could have lowered the ISO and played a few sets with yourself. Sort of a ghost match. Or maybe just a blurred foot. I like the empty chair.

Me and the Sky
by freakin_hilarious

Comment:
Excellent! I'm sure I can see a pyramid in the background.

Flower Prison
by pointandshoot

Comment:

Originally posted by krnodil: You always seem to manage this lovely texture to your pinhole shots - is there added texture, or is it all due to noise? The flowers appear dejected, and weeping, very emotive. Can't figure out the bit on the right side, midway up - was there some motion there during the exposure?

I believe the texture in this is noise. Sometimes for texture I'll use a b/w adjustment layer applied (mostly) in multiply or overlay mode. Also, I am playing with Nik Color Efex and sometimes like the Tonal Contrast applied in different modes for texture.
There may have been movement on the decorative leaves on the right. I walked in and out of the cooler during the exposure. Good eye.