Pinhole photography appeals to me for its simplicity. No lens, no complicated controls—just a small hole, some light and a piece of film. The results can be soft, slightly unpredictable and sometimes rather surprising, with a few double exposures thrown in along the way.
I enjoy the way it makes me slow down and look at familiar places differently. With such little control over the final image, the process becomes part of the fun. These are some of my experiments with this wonderfully simple way of making photographs.