Jan. 20, 2021
The great indoors
Storm Christoph is battering our shores today, so I decided to stay inside and do some pinhole photography. I’ve been thinking up different still life set ups…
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Jan. 17, 2021
Winter trees
I’ve been meaning for weeks to share the set of pinhole photos I took at Hatfield Forest in late November, but somehow they’ve always fallen in the cracks.…
Jan. 01, 2021
New year, new project
Over the last few weeks I’ve really struggled to find much enthusiasm for photography unless I’ve had an opportunity to visit somewhere interesting specifically…
Nov. 28, 2020
A slow stroll around Rowney Woods
The negatives from my walk around Rowney Woods with my pinhole camera arrived yesterday so I excitedly scanned them to see if I’d got anything interesting. …
Oct. 17, 2020
Time and motion
While we were at Goodwood last week I spent some time exploring the paddock with my pinhole camera, which proved a great conversation starter with the other…
Aug. 30, 2020
Speed machines in slow motion
During our day at the Wingfield car show last Sunday I spent some time meandering among the cars with my pinhole camera. Rather counterintuitively I wanted long…
Aug. 22, 2020
Deep in the forest
It’s only a few days since I spent a morning at Hatfield Forest with my pinhole camera so I was thrilled when the developed negatives arrived in the post today.…
Aug. 13, 2020
Colour and movement
I’ve spent some time this week catching up on digitising my recent film negatives, including these from a visit to Audley End a couple of weeks ago. On that…
Aug. 05, 2020
Eight frames from Great Bardfield Church
There’s something so therapeutic about pinhole photography. Every photo takes time to set up, with no viewfinder to double check your composition. Then you wait…
July 13, 2020
Slow motion in Constable country
Determined to finish off the roll of film in my pinhole camera, I took it along with me when we took a stroll at Flatford two weeks ago. I only had four frames…
July 05, 2020
Working backwards from the 18th century
As well as my still life pinhole photography I’ve been out and about with my other pinhole camera in recent weeks. A few weeks ago I took a trip to the Wimpole…
July 04, 2020
Frozen in time
One of the projects I started while we were in lockdown was shooting still life images with one of my pinhole cameras. It’s taken me a couple of months to…
June 14, 2020
Looking back at Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day
I’ve had my photos from WPPD lurking on my computer for a while now and have been waiting for a rainy day to post them. It’s not raining today, but the time has…
June 13, 2020
Re-learning how to compose
About a week ago I sent off my latest two rolls of film, which I’d shot on my 6x9 pinhole camera. Today the postman finally arrived with the developed negatives…
June 03, 2020
The magic of pinhole photography
Today has mostly been spent recording music videos and wrangling my website for work (you can see the results here if you feel so inclined!) so my camera has…
May 28, 2020
Pinhole photography on a grand scale
It’s been a few weeks since I received my 6x9 pinhole camera from the lovely people at Ondu and I’ve been waiting for a rainy day, when I haven’t been out with…
May 13, 2020
Spring colour
A couple of weeks ago I loaded up my pinhole camera with some colour film and went for a slow stroll in Alsa Woods. I normally choose monochrome film for my…
May 12, 2020
Pinholing in the garden
While I wait for my Worldwide Pinhole Day negatives to return from being processed, I still have some other pinhole photos to share, taken while we’ve been…
May 11, 2020
Lockdown through a pinhole
A few weeks ago an Instagram contact of mine, Daniil Zandberg, contacted me about an exhibition he’s planning when life comes back to normal. The theme of the…
April 26, 2020
World Pinhole Photography Day
Normally I’d be busy working on World Pinhole Photography Day. However, with all work cancelled I was ready, willing and able to make this most of the occasion.…
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