scapa waterfall

Taken last night, I went a walk after doing more pinholes and went out to a little waterfall at Scapa beach as the tide made it accessible. This is with the zero image pinhole camera annd some of the 667 polaroid film. About a 4 second exposure and I'm just glad I got a bit of sky in as there is no viewfinder. I took one in the graveyard at the cathedral too and totally chopped off the top of the cathedral.

[Peter de Graaff]

Looks almost like the Australian bush

[De]

So stark, nice shot.

[pauline briges]

Australia is lovely at the moment some beautiful sunsets around melbourne

[Simon]

Lovely shot Ingrid, I haven't done much film!

[Rachel Withey]

The water looks fantastic. I like the way your eye is drawn to the centre.

[pauline briges]

and its just a walk away wonderful

[Deni]

For a pinhole this is superb, what a great photographer you are. fav.

[Jackie greenfield]

Quality!!!!!! Is there anything you cant use!

[Caroline]

Amazing comp for guesswork. Very cool shot and experiementation.

[Wendy]

Very cool. I so admire your spirit of photographic adventure!

[Andrew S]

A great result, particularly with no viewfinder and not being able to frame your scene!

[Lisa Stein]

Fascinating! Love the textures you have captured. My eye moves from stone to stone into the image.

[Rachel]

Love the style and overall feel of the image, wonderful capture

[Candace]

Nice!

[Andrew Cotterill]

these shots look so mysterious to me, with the slightly off perspectives due to distortion, and I have no clue to scale. it's almost other-worldly.

you need to improvise a viewfinder out of some paperclips!

[Paul "Snapchap" Everest]

Wonderful! Such atmosphere and feel to this shot.

[Ingrid Budge]

@spookydirt Brilliant thinking, will look that up!

[Andrew Cotterill]

@ingrid2101 or this: http://www.lomography.com/magazine/tipster/2012/01/03/viewfinder-from-a-disposable-film-camera

[George]

stunning composition. fantastic. still need to find tine to make fins cardboard pinhole with him