
"This shot of the White Hart in Whitchurch captures the town’s historic heart. I chose this scene to strip away modern noise, using the pinhole’s soft focus to echo the town’s silk heritage and create a "stitch in time" that feels like a memory from a century ago."
"I used a Nikon digital body paired with a Thingyfy Pinhole Pro lens. The image was captured using a 0.2mm pinhole diameter with a 1.6-second exposure. I used a tripod to maintain stability during the long exposure, allowing the natural light of the morning to create the soft, lensless glow. The final shot was converted to black and white to emphasize the timeless, atmospheric quality of the scene."

