hi gregg,
loving your photos. looking forward to seeing them in the gallery.
would you consider collaborating with a sound/music component?
thanks,
khristian
I have just discovered pinhole photography and I am excited about giving it a try. I have printed out the instructions for a pinhole camera from pinholephotography.org but I am having trouble finding the right type paper here in the US. Your help would be appreciated! Where do I get it here or do I have to order it from Europe?
I am glad you have shared your work with the world, especially me. I am inspired.
Thanks for visiting my site and for your comments. I buy most of my paper from Freestyle Photo in California. I try to find a “graded”, low-contrast paper, like grade #1 or #2. Multi- or variable- contrast paper tends to be a bit contrasty for me. Also, a matte or low luster finish works better than a gloss finish. The gloss can reflect light around inside the camera. I currently use Ilford, Foma and Arista and like them all.
Comment by khristian weeks
hi gregg,
loving your photos. looking forward to seeing them in the gallery.
would you consider collaborating with a sound/music component?
thanks,
khristian
Posted on September 7, 2008 at 4:06 pm
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Comment by angel
Very nice admire your works!
i am looking after 6×6 films now…
whatever, Go on with the good mood you got i these!
Posted on September 14, 2008 at 7:44 am
Comment by Patty Mayer
Gregg:
I have just discovered pinhole photography and I am excited about giving it a try. I have printed out the instructions for a pinhole camera from pinholephotography.org but I am having trouble finding the right type paper here in the US. Your help would be appreciated! Where do I get it here or do I have to order it from Europe?
I am glad you have shared your work with the world, especially me. I am inspired.
Patty
Fort Pierce, Florida
Posted on February 3, 2009 at 2:18 pm
Comment by Gregg Kemp
Hi Patty,
Thanks for visiting my site and for your comments. I buy most of my paper from Freestyle Photo in California. I try to find a “graded”, low-contrast paper, like grade #1 or #2. Multi- or variable- contrast paper tends to be a bit contrasty for me. Also, a matte or low luster finish works better than a gloss finish. The gloss can reflect light around inside the camera. I currently use Ilford, Foma and Arista and like them all.
I use resin-coated paper for pinhole negatives.
http://www.freestylephoto.biz/c502-Black-and-White-Paper-Resin-Coated-Graded
Good luck!
Gregg
Posted on February 3, 2009 at 4:31 pm