The Wreck of the Peter Iredale at Fort Stevens leans persistently into the ocean, as if wanting to return. I am sure that it will, in small pieces, over time.
Taken at sunset with my Zero Image 2000 pinhole. I loved the red-orange glow along the side of the wreck and the deep blues that were coming into play all around it.
Comments
Thomas Bertilsson (monolight - mostly away)
Fantastic!
This is what pinhole does so very well, and you use it so wonderfully.
Dani Irwan
Beautiful. Just lovely. I wish I could get results like this from MY Zero 2000. Sigh…
Anyway, how long was the exposure time & what film did you use? Did you take reciprocity into account?
Bill Ratcliffe
This is so beautiful…love the tones here
manyfires
[http://www.flickr.com/photos/monolight] Thank you!
[http://www.flickr.com/photos/dani_irwan] I think the exposure time was around 20 seconds, maybe 30. My exposures that night were anywhere from 15 seconds to 2 minutes, depending on which direction the camera was facing. The light was still pretty strong at this point, so I didn’t adjust any for reciprocity. The film was likely Kodak Portra 160 VC.
Rogier Diver
Nice!
clairehelene7
The colors are so good. Your pinholes are breathtaking.
Structure & Spontaneity by .K.
love the stillness… beautiful colours and tones.
capribeach1
Wonderful work.
JessicaDittmer
beautiful
light fellow
Fantastic
TheNorthLight.co.uk (davidlangan)
really nice, i like the subtle warm hues on the horizon on the right hand side
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JaveFoto
very cool great scene and framing.
Narfas
Beautiful! Wonderful image!
Rob_Simpson
It’s almost as if the sea is beckoning it back home…
Cat Man!
This is superb!
— Seen in my contacts’ photos. (?)
Boy With The Coin
very intimate picture of ship, slowly passing away and returning into sea. your work with pinhole if wonderful.
jflower74
a very provocative image. great job.
thespeak
I love the stark feeling of this. This is very much like what I was hoping to capture, but could never quite get. This is so awesome.
Donna Irene.
great shot!! love the negative space.
@wolf
Amazing stuff!
daveotuttle
breathtaking
Jordan_K
another great shot… congrats!
@diegodossantos
Where were you standing, Danielle? By the angle of the ship, it looks like you were in the water… was this taken recently (winter)?
Greg-0
Nice pulled back view of the wreck, something the pinhole seems to do well.
manyfires
[http://www.flickr.com/photos/diegojacob] I was indeed in the water. Well, in the wet sand. I had waited for a wave to come in and go back out, and then I barely managed this exposure before the next wave came racing up and I had to retreat again.
Holden Richards
Super!
aubujazz
The color and light are great, but what is amazing to me is the surface texture of the ocean - I would think a long exposure would wipe out any waves (even though they look like ripples here).
DLuker
Really a calming image. The blues and those soft ripples…
Falling Thru The Lens
Gorgeous reflections and light!
manyfires
[http://www.flickr.com/photos/22755452@N05] I think that’s because it’s actually the surface of the wet sand, after the last wave went out.
tobchasinglight
Beautiful, simply sublime Danielle
The Visual Poet
Wow this is amazing!!
esther sarah emily
S.T.U.N.N.I.N.G
Dani Irwan
Thanks for the info! Kodak 160VC has little to no reciprocity failure from my experience, certainly not for short exposure times of up to 2 minutes. Anyway, I just love looking at this.
Ann S Nordquist
Dreamy gorgeous colors & scene…simply beautiful.
sandrino
Gorgeous!
alexfcbay
Terrific!
— Mike
A majestic and stoic sense of peace !