bluechameleon
the seawall
For those of you that missed it, Sunday was Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day*.
A day when people with high-end digital cameras and lo-tech oatmeal boxes were united by one thing — the lack of a lens.
A day when you couldn’t even see through the viewfinder even if you had one, because the aperture was stopped down to the size of a sewing needle, or maybe a pin.
A day when you set up your camera or put down your box and let the light do its work with no glass to get in the way.
A day perfect for capturing the the motion of two people ambling along by the seawall, just like this.
*You can find out more at pinholeday.org
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