Yesterday (Sunday, 30 April) was Worldwide Pinhole Photograph Day (WPPD). This annual event is meant to stimulate folks to get out with a pinhole camera and make photographs which are then collected on a website for anyone to see.
Yesterday’s weather was cool, breezy and damp (intermittent showers); far from ideal for photography. I headed out late morning with a pinhole fitted to my digital camera despite the weather. I pointed the truck vaguely west as I had to be in Brattleboro by five.
I did make photos in New Hampshire, but the six* I show here are all from Vermont.
I have not yet decided on which one to post to the WPPD website.
* I have a self-imposed rule that I try to keep to a maximum of six photos for any one blog post. I find editing down a collection of photographs is a difficult job but I persist. There is a reason that “photographer” and “photo editor” are different jobs at most magazines and newspapers.
Most interesting – so, it’s not really a “pinhole camera”. but rather a small opening on your lens??
I do like what was going on in the river and the schoolhouse.