Somethin' Ain't Right

Somethin' Ain't Right, a photo by SquarePegPinhole on Flickr.

The colors seem so very off to me. I'm not much of a Photoshop person. I'm sure someone else could adjust them properly...me, not so well.
I'm concerned about the light leak. I like leaks, sometimes, but I really don't want one in my Zero Image...it's not the aesthetic I'm going for with that camera.

Steeplechase track, Nashville
Zero Image 6x9 (apparently with a light leak), f/235
Kodak Portra 160

Blind

Blind, a photo by SquarePegPinhole on Flickr.

At attempt at shooting "black & white" on color film...failed.
Zero Image 6x9, f/235
Kodak Portra 160
About 3 seconds

Some Recent Pinholes (Finally)

You can find these all pretty much all of my pinholes here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/pollard71/

Pitted Confusion, Kodak Portra 160, About 8 seconds

Iroquois Steeplechase, Kodak Portra 160, about 5 seconds

Sads, Kodak Portra 160, 1 minute hand held 

Ongoing List Of Pinhole Cam Makers

So, earlier today Pinholista Jana Obscura shared with me (and a few others) links to pinhole cam makers. Here's the list, although I'm adding a few. Please send links if you know of more and I will update:

• The Pop-Up Pinhole Co. (http://www.thepopuppinholecompany.com/)
• Pinhole Blender (http://www.pinholeblender.com/)
• Blinky: The Pinhole Camera (http://blinkythepinholecamera.tumblr.com/thecamerakit)
• Lensless Camera Mfg. Co. (http://www.pinholecamera.com/index.html)
• Dirkoma (http://www.dirkoma.com/models.html)
• Ondu (http://ondu.si/)
• Zero Image (http://www.zeroimage.com/)
• Vemeer Cameras (http://www.etsy.com/shop/vermeercameras)
• Stenopeika (http://www.stenopeika.com/StenopeiKa_ITALIANO/Big_hole.html)
• Walker Camera (http://walkercameras.com/pinhole_cameras.html) (Thanks Laurens for the info)

Break Broken

The break wouldn't last long
I thought
One week.
I told myself

Two, maybe.

Many more, it turned out.
Longer than expected, still,
good for me (but not),
good for you, certainly,

except it wasn't even noticeable
like writing "hold a sec" in a letter.

Readers don't even notice
you ever even left.

there is no dividing line
there is no drawing sand

there it is

I'm breaking this break, shedding
all the empty days, splintering
all the unspoken thoughts, smashing
all the silence that reads

like it never happened.