pinhole bike ride
Went on another pinhole bike ride the other weekend, took my Zero Image 4x5 and some Fomapan 100 film with me.
My previous pinhole bike rides
I went on a similar route to my first pinhole ride and stopped at a couple of the same places including Pevensey Castle and St Mary's Church, Westham, It was a perfect day for a ride and pleased with the shots I got.
Photo 1
My Bike wheel.
I attached this on to my bike with my Manfrotto Super Clamp and Folding Z Flex Tilt Head
Zero 4x5 @ 25mm
7 second exposure
Photo 2
The road ahead.
Attached over the front of my handle bars looking over the front wheel, again using my Manfrotto Super Clamp and Folding Z Flex Tilt Head
Zero 4x5 @ 25mm
7 second exposure
Photo 3
Pevensey castle
Zero 4x5 @ 50mm
1 minute 10 second exposure
Photo 4
St Mary's Church.
This was a bit of a test shot, I have been past this church many times and this side of the building there is not a massive amount of space, but have always wondered in the Zero45 is wide enough to capture it..definitely is wide enough.
Zero 4x5 @ 25mm
20 second exposure
Photo 5
The fishing jetty
Scenic shots with a pinhole camera as wide as the Zero 45 don't always work well, but I felt with this shot, all the trees surrounding the image, the jetty stretching out to the lake in the centre, is one that justified using it that wide for a shot like this. I am pleased with how it camera out.
Zero 4x5 @ 25mm
20 second exposure
Photo 6
Shine Water
By this point I realised the ride had taken a lot longer than expected and was running late, so I quickly chucked my camera onto the ground and took the shot.
Graffiti under the bypass.
Zero 4x5 @ 25mm
16 second exposure
Kit used on this shoot
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