8x10 and 7x11 pinhole

The "plant wizard" Luther Burbank had experiment plots at this location which is now in the middle of the city of Santa Rosa. His widow sold the land to Santa Rosa Jr. College in 1930, and it was maintained as a park for about 20 years. It is now the site of the Santa Rosa Jr. College campus. The old oak tree on the left would have been here when Burbank was alive, and there are many beautiful old heritage oaks on the campus. Another "direct paper positive" made with a pinhole camera. Bleach with weak H2O2 and redeveloped in thiourea. 7x11 inches.

Russian River a little North of Cloverdale, near a bend in the river. Another direct paper positive. 7x11" curved plane pinhole camera made from foamcore. Redeveloped in thiocarbamide.

Pond at Sonoma Horticultural Nursery

Willow Creek near the mouth of the Russian River. 6x11 pinhole paper negative, ~12m.

Windy late afternoon, one last pinhole to finish off a fun WPPD.

Making a pinhole photo on WPPD 2016 at Crane Creek Regional Park.

in the shade on a bright and windy WPPD.

Making a pinhole photo on WPPD.

Gold-toned salt print from a pinhole paper negative. This will be my 2016 WPPD contribution.