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The urban forest (cube houses)
Exposure time: 20 seconds Both my birth place Helmond and my current hometown Rotterdam have an urban forest, also known as the cube houses. They were designed by architect Piet Blom. His idea was...
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The pier of Scheveningen
Exposure time: 10 seconds One more blogpost at the end of the year, this time of the Scheveningen Pier. The reason? It was closed in 2013, due to safety hazards. The first pier was built in 1901, near...
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National Botanical Gardens of Ireland – Winter
I really do love the botanic gardens, when I first got my DSLR I must have visited the place every week. I found it to be one of the best places to learn about how to use my camera and this remains...
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Feighcullen Church, Co. Kildare
It amazing the things that you can find in this country just by keeping your eyes peeled while out for a spin in your automobile. As I whizzed past a lane-way on my way to Killinthomas woods I...
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Radio Kootwijk
Exposure time: 4 seconds Last weekend I went on a little minibreak to De Veluwe, a national park in the Netherlands. I decided to visit Radio Kootwijk, a place I had heard of but had never been before....
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Glasnevin Cemetery – Ireland’s Largest Necropolis
Since the gates first opened on the 21st of February 1832 people have been dying to get in here. There has been a total of 1.5 million people interned in the the graveyard. To give that a little...
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Hotel New York
Exposure time: 3,5 seconds One of the most beautiful old buildings Rotterdam has to offer is Hotel New York. It used to be the main office of the Holland Amerika Lijn, the shipping company that offered...
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Malahide Castle – North County Dublin
Construction of the castle began in 1175. Richard Talbot was granted the “lands and harbour of Malahide” by Henry II the King of England, Lord of Ireland. Talbot was a knight that had travelled with...
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Pinholed in Amsterdam – Reblog
Whats the first thing that springs to mind when you think of Amsterdam? Was your guess world wide pinhole photography day 2014? What started as an amusing and light hearted discussion on twitter...
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The Witches Castle – Portland, Oregon
Zero 45 (25mm configuration). Graflex “23″ Graphic roll back. Ektar film Queen of Diamonds: The Witches Castle. From the Secrets of Portland deck by Aron Trotter. When I pulled the Queen of Diamonds...
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The Old Mill – Ward River
Originally I had planned to do a longer post about this hidden gem but events have conspired against me. I visited the old mill with a photo buddy Brian last July and it was great to see it again. I...
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The Hill of Slane – County Meath
Camera: Pinhole 4×5 (Horseman 120 roll back fitted)Film: Foma 100Dev: Rodinal 1+ 50 9mins Myth and legend tells us that St Patrick lit the Pascal fire on the hill of Slane in 422 AD this was in the...
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Mirissa – Sri Lanka
In February I was lucky enough to visit Sri Lanka. I decided to take my pinhole camera with we try and get a unique perspective of the Island. The very last part of our trip was spent by the coast...
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Lough Boora Discovery Park – Pinhole
Camera: terraPin Bijou Sidewinder 6X4.5Film: Rollei CR200Dev: E6 Kit In July a gang of us descended on Lough Boora to spend a day cycling around the flatlands of Ireland and taking some pictures. I...
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