Hacked 1948 Sears Camera Looks at Junkyard through Pinhole Lens

The advantage of the pinhole lens is its ability to focus on objects at any distance, in this case about a quarter-inch.

You can just make out the POWER BY FORD valve covers on this mid-1970s Thunderbird's engine.

Even in bright Colorado sunlight, a shot like this requires an exposure time of several seconds with a pinhole lens.

This Buick dash required a ten-minute exposure and it's still pretty dark.

Setting the camera on the vast bumper of a '74 Cadillac worked well.

This carburetor spent the winter filling up with snow.

Here's the '84 Mercury Cougar clock in my garage, prior to its inclusion in the Car Clock of the Week series.