Sculptures and the Pinhole Camera

martin henson

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I love walking around certain cemeteries to look for sculptures. These two photos were taken in Lawnswood Cemetery in Leeds. The first was shot on my 4x5 pinhole camera using an ultra-wide 25mm focal length. The second—showing the famous 'Ethel at the Gate' monument—was taken with my10x8 pinhole camera at a wide 160mm, I did a YouTube vid of the day, which is on my YouTube channel www.youtube.com/@martinhensonphotography. Both negatives were scanned on my Epson v800 scanner using Ian Barber's DBW Scanner and converted to positive using his DBW Linear Scans, highly recommended.

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To me, both are well done.
Love the tones in the second one, and the dynamic of the first one.

The angle of the concrete plus the leg of the person tend to run me over (to run over me??) in the next second . Great!
 
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