Pinholga pinhole camera, exposure time approx. 10s.
I have begun to play around with "lomography". I have long been intrigued by some of the great lomo on Flickr. I haven't worked with film in 10 years, so it's been a lot of fun the last couple of weeks.
Lomography means many things, and so in some ways it means nothing. If interested check out www.lomography.com . To me, lomography is about capturing everyday life using cameras and film and processing and shot selection etc. which provide semi-"random" results, some of which may be highly visually entertaining. I realize for lomoheads it means a lot more, and for many photographers, lomography=crappy photography. For me, it is the experimental/random side of it that is appealing.
This image was the best out of my first role with the Pinholga 35mm pinhole. It's a palo verde tree, and the sun off to the top left has bled into the image and created a fire in the tree. I exposed for about ten seconds. Obvious lessons learned after first roll (doh!): use a tripod and a shutter release cable!
