Post y'ur Pinkham & Smith Pics!

[ustas]

Very nice portrait of your son Mattk!
Have never shot in color with my P&S( Maybe I should try somehow...

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"LOST"
P&S VQ wide open
8x10 Fujifilm Acros 100

[Hugo Zhang]

chair dreaming.

[ustas]

Nice shot Hugo!

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P&S VQ
8x10 Fujifilm Acros 100

[eddie]

P&S synthetic #2 wide open

[Jim Galli]

P&S synthetic #2 wide open

How ever did you make them look so warm and fuzzy??

[Mark Sawyer]

How ever did you make them look so warm and fuzzy??

It's the magic of the Pinkham & Smith glass; it makes ferocious wild animals look cute and cuddly!

[Jim Galli]

Here's an older one that just popped up in another forum. I'd forgotten it. If I've posted it here before or you've seen it before, my apologies. Pretty neat though.

Merry Christmas Everyone! Jesus was born. It's a BIG deal.

[Jim Galli]

Time to resuscitate the pinkham thread!

sinks, goldfield nv, vertical

Made with a 16" Series IV Visual Quality on 7X11 film.

I wish you could see the neg. You'd almost throw it away, thinking there's nothing there at all........then, this!

[Mattk]

A few from the 4th weekend. I have a bunch of E100 and thought I'd give cross process a shot. Dragged the Bi-Quality up to the cabin to find some victims. Looks like rating it at 100 gives negs that are crazy dense. I'll be trying 400 and see what I get. I got the film holders messed up and double exposed one sheet--don't think I could have done it on purpose if I had tried. All were wide open @ f4.5

[Joe Smigiel]

P&S synthetic #2 wide open

Tiggers like Pinkhams best. Next to bouncing that is.