The pinhole produces a uniformly soft image (nothing is in sharp focus) with infinite depth of field (all parts near and far are equally in focus).
Tuesday, July 10, 2012
forest road
I made this digital pinhole photograph yesterday in the Dungeness Forks area of Olympic National Forest. It is my first foray into pinhole photography.
The pinhole produces a uniformly soft image (nothing is in sharp focus) with infinite depth of field (all parts near and far are equally in focus).
The pinhole produces a uniformly soft image (nothing is in sharp focus) with infinite depth of field (all parts near and far are equally in focus).
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3 comments:
Dreamy, Love this. More, more.
Thanks, Lindy. More on the way.
This is a fascinating technique, and softly painterly. I hadn't heard of this until your blog!
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