Pinhole images are made using the oldest methods of photography. There is no lens used, just a very tiny hole through which the light forms an image on film. For some in-depth reading on pinhole image formation click over to http://photo.net/learn/pinhole/pinhole. These images were recently made with a pinhole mounted on a Leica body cap with a 21mm effective focal length.
'Das A Bentley' | Leica MP | 21mm pinhole lens | 15 second exposure
'Honest Abe Still Stands' | Leica MP | 21mm pinhole lens | 12 second exposure
'Site of the Old Mill' | Leica MP | 21mm pinhole lens | 5 second exposure
'Nodding Off' | Leica MP | 28mm pinhole lens | 60 second exposure
'Washington Trust' | Leica MP | 21mm pinhole lens | 3 second exposure
'Downtown Fountain' | Leica MP | 21mm pinhole lens | 15 second exposure
'Riverfront Park clock tower' | Leica MP | 21mm pinhole lens | 60 second exposure
'Nikos at night' | Leica MP | 21mm pinhole lens | 90 second exposure
'Riverfront Park Square mall' | Leica MP | 21mm pinhole lens | 60 second exposure
'Waiting to go home' | Leica MP | 21mm pinhole lens | 90 second exposure
'Bus Plaza' | Leica MP | 21mm pinhole lens | 120 second exposure
'1909 Loof Carousel #1' | Leica MP | 21mm pinhole lens | 45 second exposure
'1909 Loof Carousel #2' | Leica MP | 21mm pinhole lens | 45 second exposure
