Renewed hope

Here are a few more for your viewing pleasure. These where also from our last camera sessions. I recently made a new m box cam with a tinfoil lens. I hope it works well! More to come in the future. . . . .. . .

Just had these developed last week. Every shot we took came out! So stoked on this! I've been bummed on the developing process lately which has in turn deterred me from wanting to keep this up. But after these results I cant help but keep going and going! More to come in the future. Thanks for checking us out.

Cristabol

B&W

We got some amazing shots from this last roll. Have one out being developed and another camera with some shots left on it. Here are a few more from the latest!

Another Sonoma B&W

Sonoma B&W Matchbox

Ta Da!

Our first black and white matchbox pinhole camera was a success, to say the very least. At 400 ASA/ISO we were scared all would be overexposed. Especially because we were in sunny Cali and not gloomy Corvallis...

It took over two weeks to get the film developed, but it was worth it. Soon, we'll have a dark room and can begin processing our own film.

My friends Emery and Tim have a Model-T Ford at their tree-fort home in Sonoma county. We were lucky enough to stay there in early March with tiny 'mishee' and giant Liam (their furry children). I like this image because of the center line from the fender - I'm all about the lines... as Chris knows.

Much more images to come, until then...

Enjoy the new colors of m box b log and watch the 'mast head' grow and change with new thumbnail size photo additions. As we keep shootin' - we'll add the goods to the header and eventually it will be a small preview of all our m box adventures.


Thx,
Jacq

We got the Cover!

These photos are posted in anticipation for 2 new rolls of film being developed. Jacqueline and I shot two rolls of film and I can't wait to see the results! The second roll I actually made a panoramic pinhole from scratch out of a card stock fed ex envelope. I just took those in today to get developed so I hope at least a couple turn out so I can get a few ideas on what I need to change for the next go around.