I have had problems with my computer during the last time, so this post is published much later than expected, but finally it’s ready.
From this workshop in Scotland, I am most pleased with my pinhole images. It’s as if the landscape itself requires a dreamy and not altogether clear expression, so my beloved pinhole cameras did an absolutely excellent job.
Hope you like it too. Enjoy! 🙂
In November 2015 I was lucky to attend a five days workshop with the brilliant Bruce Percy, The Art of Adventure. It was a couple of days that really took my breath away with stunning nature scenery which was quite hard to catch in a way that for me made sense. I had a feeling that I should go there with only a couple of my pinhole cameras, but I really didn’t dare to, I just had to bring my trusty old Hasselblad with me.
But when all films finally was scanned, it was the pinhole rolls that spoke to me. As you all know by now, I’m the kind of person that just have to let my images rest for a while, to be able to see what I like and what I don’t like, so therefore it has gone some time….. 😉
The Outer Hebrides, Isle of Harris, is definitely a place I would love to go back to, anytime, with a whole box of film with me…..
I just have to start with a for me new pinhole camera, the Reality So Subtle 6×6, which one impressed me a lot!
I hope you like this too!
I’ve been challenged on Facebook by Bobby Kulik to post one nature image each day for 7 days, and every day nominate one person to also take on the challenge.
Day 7
Enjoy! 🙂

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