Here's a famous early photograph, made with a pinhole, from 1890. Colton's reminded me of this one...
The crisis I'm having is this: color film in 120/620 is such a pain to get developed, and I've had problems with the film backs for the Graflexes. I know, I know, I should use cameras that are more reliable... but that's not as much fun. The store that developed this Medalist roll doesn't' seem to have a 6x9 mask, so I got them back as 6x7. Maybe this means I have to re-scan them myself.
Anyway, the story of this roll: I'd been sitting on another roll for over a month, waiting for more color film to batch at the store... so I figured I'll take a roll with the Medalist. Earlier I'd seen several fishermen wading in the river, but by the time I got back there with the camera they were all gone.
The large negative does for color what it does for b&w, gives a lot of subtle variation in tone. Here's another from under the bridge, Portra 400