A very cold and damp day in March saw me visiting Ynysypandy Slate Mill in North Wales with my pinhole camera …

The place is a haunt to some landscape photographers, and so I do not claim credit for any originality in the vistas that I recorded. But I think the location was well suited to the atmosphere that a pinhole image can provide.

Zero 2000; Ilford Pan F Plus; Cropped.
Zero 2000; Ilford Pan F Plus – an image from the road.
Zero 2000; Ilford Pan F Plus; Stream and Birch
Ilford Zero 2000; Ilford Pan F Plus; Triple exposure
Zero 2000; Ilford Pan F Plus; Interior of Mill
Zero 2000; Ilford Pan F Plus; A side view.

A remote and slightly haunting place.

Published by Sidewayseye

I am a photographer using traditional techniques. I am also a philosopher.

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