Sunday April 30 was international Pinhole Photography Day.
For us in Missouri it was another day of flooding rains. I did not leave the house, and did my photography at home indoors.

I exposed two sets, one digital, and one with film.
The film set is still in the can.
Last night I put together this gallery of images from the digital set.
I used a 0.5mm pinhole set into a T Mount adapter for Pentax bayonet mount, attached to a Pentax istD body. It yielded an aperture pf approximately f:160. ASA was set at 800.
With that aperture, and the relatively small sensor plate area of the camera body, image resolution was not particularly high.
Note how, with the DOF, every little dust spot on the sensor appears. These spots are not visible with more normal shooting.

I hope to have the film pinhole shots later this week. For that series, I used a similar sized pinhole in an Argus late 1940s A series shutter and mounted in a Bolsey B2 body.

Please click on thumbnails to see enlarged.
All images are (c) 2017 E.J.Kowalski.
Thanks! Ed