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Wet Film & Wild Rides – Chessington with the Mia 6x12

This time Lensless Thrills took me to Chessington World of Adventures , and I brought along the Mia 6x12 pinhole camera loaded with Fomapan 100 . Unlike the 6x6 which I normally use, this wider format let me explore new compositions — but it also came with a bit of a challenge: rain. It was a wet, grey day. Not ideal for theme park visits, but it was quieter than normal which was nice. Pinhole photography works well in the rain, no lens means no water drops on the lens.  I kept my exposures short and the camera dry as best I could — and still managed to walk away with a few shots I’m happy to share. World of Jumanji – Mandrill Mayhem The first part of the park we explored was World of Jumanji . I only took one photo here that felt worth keeping — a wide shot of Mandrill Mayhem , framed with the circular Jumanji ground sign in the foreground. The graphic shape on the ground paired well with the rollercoaster twisting in the distance — a composition that came together in the m...

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