Guess all the pinheads are out pinholing. If not, get after it. <[B^) Bill Barber

http://www.pinholeday.org/

Pin there. Holed that.

I went out to the nearby cemetary this afternoon. While I was there a thunder storm rolled past nearby and when it started to rain I wasn't sure whether to shelter under one of the trees or stand in the open with a metal tripod and umberella . There was further excitement when I went to leave as I assisted in apprehending a (alleged) purse snatching scumbag. So, even if the photos don't come out it was a memorable afternoon. Will be developing them tomorrow night and will post anything printable in the gallery.

I shot 2 rolls of HP5 in 6X9 format in a Zero Image 2000. They will get souped tomorrow. It was a good day. Bill Barber

I shot a roll of Portra 160 NC and a roll of Acros 100 in a series of views around a nearby rail station and tracks. The camera was my SQ-Hole, Rev 2.1 visible at the link with the results. The weather was too dismal to waste the petrol to go off on a major trek. This is now three of the last four WPPD events that were drippy or threatening weather 'round these parts.

Scanned negs from the Acros are here (http://www.pbase.com/dw_thomas/wppd2008); I shall hopefully submit the Portra for processing tomorrow -- have never shot 120 color negative film, so don't know what I'll run into (or get back). I shot exposures in pairs about a stop apart in hopes of getting something. The Acros was fairly successful, either of the pairs look like they would print OK, so I have hope for the color shots.

More Real Soon Now(tm).

DaveT

I pulled out my PinHolga yesterday and finished a roll.
It was the first WPHPD in a few years that I had good light to shoot in.
Brian

Did mine (http://boxesbellows.blogspot.com/2008/04/pinholed.html)on my FrankaNofix with GP3 on Kentmere

I shot the last of my Polaroid Type 59 sheets with my DayLab 4x5 Pinhole. Will scan and upload to the WPPD website soon.

Regards, Art.

Finally got the time to develop the sheet film last night, so here is the submission:
http://www.pinholeday.org/gallery/2008/index.php?id=1929