Yesterday was Winter Solstice and I went out after dark to collect the Solargraph which has been exposing the photopaper since Summer Solstice in June. Felt more than a bit sick when I saw a hole had been punched in the Aluminium foil containing the pinhole, looks like it might have been a bird pecking (at its reflection?). So the massive overexposure at the bottom going back maybe 3 weeks is due to the hole in the foil. One thing we do get from the Solargraph is the dreadful lack of sunshine we’ve experienced these past 6 months.
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