We began our day at the H&H Cafe. This is David, meticulously eating his breakfast. (Nikon body cap pinhole- Tmax 3200)

John was a whirlwind of activity over his plate. (Nikon body cap pinhole- Tmax 3200)

This playground is being built by a local artist in Raymond. I think it's an accident waiting to happen. I call it "Liability City". (Beseler 6x9 cardboard pinhole camera , Ilford SFX film-  #25 filter.) I stopped by on the way home.

The totem at the docks in South Bend. (Nikon body cap pinhole- Tmax 3200)

Totem; same exact spot as the image to the left. (Pintoid - Kodak Plus-X 125)

Here's a crappy scan of my Can-O-Rama shot. It was probably about a 15 minute exposure inside the gallery.

Nikon body cap pinhole - Tmax 3200.

Nikon body cap pinhole - Tmax 3200. Thanks to Eric for pointing out this cool truck!

Self portrait at the playground. I must've been worried about all of that future liability ... look at those darn creases! (Nikon body cap pinhole- Tmax 3200.)

Courthouse pond. (Beseler 6x9 cardboard pinhole camera - Ilford SFX film.)

Courthouse pond. The exposure was about 15 seconds. The lines in the water are petals blowing across the surface. (Beseler 6x9 cardboard pinhole camera - Ilford SFX film.)

Courthouse. (Beseler 6x9 cardboard pinhole camera- Ilford SFX film.)

.5 second exposure

2.0 second exposure

13 second exposure.

.5 second exposure.

Westport. (Nikon body cap pinhole.)

A portrait of David Clarridge, hard at work, in Tokeland. (Pintoid -Kodak Plus-x 125.)

Pintoid under the Tokeland Marina dock.

Body cap pinhole - Tokeland beach.

Most-photographed antiquated life saving station, Tokeland.

Pintoid. I think I took this in Westport ... lemme go check my meticulous notes....

I took both of these the day after WPPD, using up my film. This one is the Nikon body cap pinhole w/ Tmax 3200 film. Exposure time; about 30 seconds - Camera set on the dashboard.

This exposure was about 20 minutes with the Beseler 6x9 cardboard pinhole camera w/ Ilford SFX film. . I'm still trying to figure out why the text? There's text in the light spots. I don't think it was a double exposure. Looks like a reflection. Oh yeah! I forgot to mention that I taped a  #25 filter in front of the hole. This Ilford SFX film is supposed to be infrared-like.

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