I love how this turned out. The contrast is great and the back spots are crystal clear just like I wanted. Everything about this picture is what I planned it would be and it's almost impossible to imagine that this is a statue that has been collecting dust for years.
These are pictures of a fish statue that has been sitting on my fireplace for years. I decided that all the spots on it would make interesting shades of grey and the photo taking commenced. The one with scribbles on it is the one I used for my print. I had to cut out most of the empty space.
I really like this picture. It was created with some old earings that I got from my grandma, leaving one of them stationary and moving the others every few seconds on the enlarger. This turned out exactly like I thought it would!
This is my third and last pinhole photograph. This one is my favorite because it is so easy to tell what it is; there is no need to guess like with my first one. I took this picture because I like to ride bikes and I decided that these would make an interesting picture.
This is my second pinhole, and I think it turned out better than the first one. I like that it is actually possible to tell what I'm looking at, unlike the other one. Also, I think that the leaves look cool against the sky in both the negative and the inverted pinhole.
This is supposed to be a portrait of me. It obviously didn't turn out since, in order to see me, you have to squint. I guess it's not too bad for a first try.
