RE: Where are all the pinholer's?

I too have missed the camaraderie that this list gives. I occasionally
post to f295 but I grew up on this list. The way I like to use f295 is
to go to the bottom of the pinhole forum page and click the link for
recent posts. This way I can catch up on things I've missed from the
last time I've logged on. The Portal format is also nice, I use that for
my browsers start page. I attended and was a sponsor of the f 295
symposium this past April and meet a lot of good pinhole folks. F295 is
a good place if you can cope with its format.

I've had a busy spring and summer. I've introduced 4 new cameras for
sale on my web page and have been busy shooting from each one so as to
add sample images for my website. You can see the pinholes photos I've
been working on at my flickr site,
http://www.flickr.com/photos/pinholeblender/

I've been also working on a book project that I will self publish
through www.lulu.com in November. I'll try to keep you all informed
about that. It will have portfolios from 6-8 Pinhole Blender
photographers, plus tips, tricks, and suggestions on how to use these
cameras I make.

It's been a busy but fun summer.

Chris Peregoy

--
Pinhole Blender
chris@pinholeblender.com
http://www.pinholeblender.com
> -------- Original Message --------
> Subject: Re: [pinhole-discussion] Where are all the pinholer's?
> From: cflagg4@mchsi.com
> Date: Fri, August 24, 2007 9:45 pm
> To: pinhole-discussion@spitbite.org
> 
> Well my intention to get some movement on the list seems to have worked.  Now 
> as Paul wrote: Time will tell.
> 
> This is an important list with a rich history.  I know we all get busy and ebb 
> and flow with our pinhole work.  I am throwing a challenge to you all and I 
> will start.
> 
> Let's start sharing something we have been shooting, a new camera, or thinking 
> of doing.  I have been shooting a series of 35mm canister pinhole photos with 
> paper negatives.  I have been shooting some toy dinasaurs in very close range 
> for a limited edition mini accordian book. I got the idea from the very first 
> photos I ever took with my Brownie camera and developed and contact printed 
> when I was in 6th grade. 
> 
> I was also very proud to have 3 of my pinhole photos in the "Ice, Cold, 
> Frozen" Pinhole show in Paris, France this past spring.
> 
> If we could all get started just posting or answering one question in the next 
> month it could jump start things again.  Or if you see something you think is 
> interesting on F295 let us know and we can check it out too.
> 
> I'm glad people are stepping up to help with managing the list too.  I will be 
> glad to help where I can.  "Let's keep Pinholing!"
> 
> PS:  Hello Ingo!
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