Mark van Hattem
Pinhole Black & White Landscapes
These landscapes were taken with pinhole cameras and analog black & white film. A pinhole camera is lensless. Because of this, pictures are somewhat unsharp, hazy, and have no depth of field. All kinds of blurrs and 'accidents' might occur, which is part of the 'scratched' result. If you like an somewhat old fashioned, 'scarred' and impressionist photograph, you will like pinhole photographs like these. I use medium format film with a 6:9 image as well as large format sheet film in cassettes with a 4:5 image. Don't expect sharp, clean prints! This is pinhole...
