Key Bridge
by insteps

Comment:
This is interesting to me because it looks like a frame out of an old B&W movie from the 1920's.

DSC_9730
by tvsometime

Comment:
This one has the magic.

Pinhole lens, Pere Marquette number 1223 steam locomotive
by jmickevi

Comment:
This one's nice! I see that you kept the coaling tower in the photo too which is a nice touch.
With the D7000, you can look up "Non CPU Lenses" in the shooting menus and dial in no aperture number (beyond f1.2,) if you didn't already find that.
You can also shoot in Aperture Priority (A) mode and it will meter the exposure with the pinhole lens, or any lens you put on it. That's one of my fav features of the 7K because using the old Nikkor- Ai glass makes me happy.

My Pink Dogwood
by PennyStreet

Comment:
That looks almost like film grain. This one is pretty sharp for a pinhole shot. I am guessing by the iso and shutter speed that the pinhole is a tiny one. '
The big DOF works nicely for this scene too.

Poker Face
by Abra

Comment:
Great concept! I thought this one would probably do much better in the challenge.

Royal Flush
by JuliBoc

Comment:
Simply amazing photo! LOL your comment about it.

spring
by bspurgeon

Comment:
"Everybody's goin' surfin',,,,, surfin' USA" Brian Wilson/Beach Boys. I know it's a tube, but this was my first impression.
Well done to include the sun the way you have here. It's part of the scene for what's going on here.

Cymbidiums
by Germaine

Comment:
The gentle warm colors and softness are just your style.

eclipse
by insteps

Comment:
That's fascinating how the shadow makes a profile.

What's the story in Balamory?
by Ecce_Signum

Comment:
That's a pretty sharp shooting pinhole. I like the colors and the traps in the foreground in this one. This is a good example of how a pinhole lens has great DOF.