Panhandle Pinhole
by bvy

Comment:
That is some fantastic motion effect with the train - got it coming and going!

Delivery
by Germaine

Comment:
Yeah, but you get all sorts of interesting effects with pushing the the handheld-shot envelope - the visible shake here conveys a sense of movement.

Boat in a Moat
by pointandshoot

Comment:
Oh, wow. That raises the bar for pinhole shots!

I wonder if this toes the line with regards to the Advanced editing rules for 1-10 exposures? It seems like it would...the only thing that maybe would be a problem would be the "move or change a feature between frames" aspect, where with long pinhole exposures something major might change over the course of taking the exposures - unless the not-allowable move would be only a move that the photographer instigated (for instance, if the boat floated to a different area of the shot on its own that would be ok, as opposed to you deliberately moving it to another area?) I seem to remember some thread about a multiple-exposure DQ concerning a moving swan in the past... Huh. Lots of possibilities here, with this technique.

Old News
by cgino

Comment:
This is really lovely.

Bridgebot
by bvy

Comment:
Amazingly sharp! And I don't mind at all as I'm about to be scooped up and crushed by the thing. :)

Standing Guard
by trevytrev

Comment:
Really good in b&w.

Just a Tree
by bvy

Comment:
That curved focal plane really will do wonders for the radiating branches - I like the perspective you chose, really gets across that towering height.

Moonset
by Germaine

Comment:
Your shots always have such a warm glow to them - another lovely and calming image.

Spring knows no boundary
by trevytrev

Comment:
Very beautiful!

Phone conversation
by Melethia

Comment:
Yeah, but all those people walking through the shot is what gives it that special "temporal" depth!