Panhandle Pinhole
by bvy

Comment by pointandshoot:
You realize, of course, there isn't a digital photo that will match your Oatmeal box. But this is very good, and has a lot of resolution for a pinhole.
Now... get back in the darkroom.

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by bvy

Comment by posthumous:
Love it!

Bridgebot
by bvy

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

Just a Tree
by bvy

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

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by bvy

Comment by Melethia:
Oh, how good is this? Love bus stops. Windows on the world. And I quite like how the car on the right does not resolve - part appears to be missing.

e:solve
by bvy

Comment by Iraklis:
I love the raindrop...so cool that they children are the point of focus and the picture guides you to them...the bright pink adds to that...the man on the left balances this. Nice one!

Just a Tree
by bvy

Comment by pointandshoot:
I like the curve and echo André's idea to use a wider piece of paper, maybe even wrap it around (almost) the entire inside circumference of the oatmeal box. Easy for me to say.

Just a Tree
by bvy

Comment by tph1:
that is so cool, and a little frightening

A Patch of Blue
by bvy

Comment by Ecce_Signum:
I like the muted colours here but do wonder how it looks in black and white? I read the comments about cropping out the sky but think both the sky and angle help the image say more than a straight tight shot without the sky.

Just a Tree
by bvy

Comment by undieyatch:
Your oatmeal box camera undoubtedly is a lot of fun. I like this image, and also the info background from the link in your notes - which has the entire process of making the camera and use of paper film.
The process appears it lends itself to some experimentation with paper film size. I am thinking the edges are cut off a bit, a larger square format "film" may allow to include the full format of the "lens" to include more of the glorious falloff and distortion at the edges.