Preparations ongoing for a party in the village. A trail of small flags between the trees.
Of all shots taken that day, I chose this one as my submission for the Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day 2013.
© 2013 Jacco
Village
19 Jul
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That ‘Redscale film’, I am assuming given it’s name for that nostalgic, heavy red color balance characteristic of the film?
How goes the creation of your homemade pinhole camera?
Even though it’s not a pinhole, I have had an old No. 2C Autographic Kodak Jr. that used to be my grandpa’s, that I have always wanted to try and shoot with… and just the other day, saw it sitting in this corner curio cabinet, display like case, and wanting to take it out and go shoot with it… even though, I don’t know if the A-130 size film, or comparable, is at all available. Also, from looking at the old ad linked to here, I remembered that it did once have a front lens element, that I believe still had when I first got it, but no longer is attached and long, long gone, so would need to find out some kind of replacement for that.
Very seventies, and also somehow sad?