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Re: First ride out on my R1200R in beautiful Derbyshire, England

Posted: Fri May 22, 2009 5:50 pm
by Rocket
08_r1200r wrote:That is one cool bike you have there and you're lucky to have some beautiful country roads to ride it on.

Enjoy!
Cheers matey

Taken a long time, but worth the wait
:)

Re: First ride out on my R1200R in beautiful Derbyshire, England

Posted: Sun Jul 05, 2009 2:48 pm
by thepeacebullgrunt
Hi Rocket !

This is for you and your interest in documenting
the charming British country side with your R1200R.
Those pinhole camera's are extremly well made
and particularly the hole from the lights go trough.

They will produce extremely poetic large format slide or just 35mm because there is no lens...
only the light will directly "crash" on the film.
Exposure time can vary in between 5mns to 6 hours recording any recurrent small move in the landscape and making invisible any fast moving object, which is appreciated for landscape pictures.

With one medium sized of those pinhole camera clamped somewhere on your handlebar you'll just have to park and frame the way you'll need then let the light go in for 10 to 40mns while resting and you'll be done with a great artistic landscape print to upload on our forum of subject to the Tate Gallery ! :)


Here they are : http://www.zeroimage.com/web2003/EntryP ... ameset.htm

Another World !
Compare the Digital Camera Style....

Image

Re: First ride out on my R1200R in beautiful Derbyshire, England

Posted: Sun Jul 05, 2009 5:10 pm
by Rocket
FredeR1200Ric wrote:Hi Rocket !

This is for you and your interest in documenting
the charming British country side with your R1200R.
Those pinhole camera's are extremly well made
and particularly the hole from the lights go trough.

They will produce extremely poetic large format slide or just 35mm because there is no lens...
only the light will directly "crash" on the film.
Exposure time can vary in between 5mns to 6 hours recording any recurrent small move in the landscape and making invisible any fast moving object, which is appreciated for landscape pictures.

With one medium sized of those pinhole camera clamped somewhere on your handlebar you'll just have to park and frame the way you'll need then let the light go in for 10 to 40mns while resting and you'll be done with a great artistic landscape print to upload on our forum of subject to the Tate Gallery ! :)


Here they are : http://www.zeroimage.com/web2003/EntryP ... ameset.htm

Another World !
Compare the Digital Camera Style....

Image
Quite amazing aren't they, even in this high tech age. Thankyou for your consideration. I do love the natural beauty of our countryside. Capturing the photo images is a real pleasure, although I am a total amateur.

Ron