Posts by JacksonP
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Capture: Pinhole Workshop Part II, in reply to Sophie G,
My test run - which I really quite like, still in negative form. Jackson, I think you have a scan there.
I do. Are you happy for me to add it to the main post? Thought I'd better check first, but I really like it too.
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Capture: Pinhole Workshop Part II, in reply to Samuel Scott,
Ghandi Centre. Ok exposure, but the perspective didn't work as well as Sonya's.
Great job.
Thanks Samuel. Felt like I learnt a lot myself during this process. Easy to take things for granted with all this technology to hand. Makes you stop and think about things when you only get a few chances a day to get a good result.
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Capture: Pinhole Workshop Part II, in reply to Lilith __,
Me and my kids. Mostly me. ;-)
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In case you hadn't noticed already, we posted the results of our Workshop in a new post. Pinhole 2.0.
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Capture: Pinhole Workshop Part II, in reply to Robyn Gallagher,
I’m cheered by the fab photos that came out of it!
Thanks Robyn. Everyone seemed to have interesting ideas, and got some great results. The shoes photos is quite incredible, IMhO.
We really missed you today, but I guess that won't help much. Maybe we can do another one? Seems everyone wants to take more photos.
Congratulations
Cheers Russell. Might try do another one in a few months.
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Capture: Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day, in reply to Sofie Bribiesca,
Thanks Sofie. Yes, Minnie Street.
Just wait until you see my Villas on Haslett street. ;-)
Which will be a bit later, when I get more Internet access.
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First past the post!
Well, I mean a power pole.
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Today is Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day, and our workshop kicks off at 10am.
Will most likely do some live updates via Twitter, if anyone's interested, and post the results here later.
Bit overcast. Might need to up the exposure time a bit.
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Capture: Better Food Photography, in reply to David Hood,
Then we ate the lion.
Wow! That is all sorts of awesome. You must be a very patient person. I mean in the making, more than the eating.
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Capture: A Foray into Portraiture, in reply to Geoff Lealand,
A couple of pics from last weekend at Aotea Harbour I would like to share.
That's like a painting. Great shots Geoff.
