Sharan pinhole pier

Scanning a roll from the Sharan pinhole camera, it doesn't really feel too pinholey to me. It took a few hours to construct from a kit and uses 35 mm film. I think i'd give up if I wasn't developing it by myself. Everything is guesswork and as I don't take notes of what I do then I'll guess this was about a 2 second exposure.
Kodak Gold film too - a bit of a waste really

[Paul "Snapchap" Everest]

It has a gorgeous other worldly feel about it and is razor sharp right at the bottom! Love it. Fav.

[amy spada]

Interesting... I have to say, I admire your tenacious experimentation with film. I'm always amazed at your patience and fine results.

[Rachel Withey]

Amazing composition - those reflections are fab.

[Rik]

Love those reflections! Is that a Severn class lifeboat?

[Jan Penny]

Really love the way this has come out. It's great viewed large too. Nice one.

[Tamzin]

Boats are a great subject for this - the curves are beautiful

[Anne]

Beautiful image - wonderful curves of the boats and their reflections - wondering if I need to get upside down to decode this properly - or just go find my laptop.

[Lisa Stein]

Such a lovely image! The colors and reflections are wonderful.

[JH]

Great reflections and I love that graduated sky. I always love coming over here and seeing what on earth you're up to now...!

[Ingrid Budge]

@rikshore Wow! I'm impressed - it is and I live here, probably pass it several times a day and had to google it. Blue Peter badge for you :)

[Caroline]

This is lovely. I like the glassy dreamlike effect.

[Kate Goring]

I love the effect, well worth all the effort. The reflections are neat.

[Simon]

Great reflections, love it

[Humphrey Hippo]

Cool result though! Love the shimmer in the reflection.

[Deni]

Not wasted at all in my humble opinion, you've got some lovely reflections in here, fav.

[Jackie greenfield]

I only realised this was reflections when I saw the very bottom of the image! Awesome & certainly not a waste :-)

[Gail]

Absolutely love it!

[Abhijit]

beautiful inverted reflections. i should do something like this

[Andrew Cotterill]

I love the look of the reflected boats, presented this way up it does have a dream-like feel to it. the non-reflected bit look quite sharp.

[MaryBeth Dailey]

I love it. is it inverted? How do you guys take pics with film and get up your shots every day? Anyway..very cool!

[MaryBeth Dailey]

Oh, and fav! I say not waste at all! Work of art photography is more like it.

[Ingrid Budge]

@espyetta loads of cameras all loaded up and just take them wherever - the shots are NEVER posted on the day I took them though ;) developing at home keeps the cost down and I can do a colour film in 20 mins now- first one took about 2 hours I was in such a raffle !!

[MaryBeth Dailey]

@ingrid2101 ah... Got it! Developing sounds fun. I was around the photographers in high school on yearbook staff and loved to watch the process in the darkroom

[Mary Downing Hahn]

That's so magical!

[Wendy]

Such a lovely Old World feel to this ... almost dreamlike.