“It’s a Xylophone!”
This one’s another character study from Dam Square in Amsterdam. I came upon this man playing an instrument along Dam Square in Amsterdam. I didn’t really figure any of the music but the musician is a delightful man. The sounds of extended ‘tings’ and ‘tangs’ coming off his instrument flooded the crowded square that fine [...]
The Louvre via. tunnel
Yashica Mat TLR Camera and Fuji NEOPAN 100 ISO Black and White film. I spent many hours over many different days – along this corridor that leads to the museum from outside the metro station Palais Royal Musée du Louvre – trying to make a photo like this one. The long corridor is forever resonating [...]
Old Town Prague.
Yashica Mat TLR Camera and Fuji NEOPAN 100 ISO Black and White film. Old Town Prague is the most beautiful place that I have been to. The architecture is unparallel to anywhere else in the world. The imposing structure that you see is the majestic Church of Our Lady before Týn. Wikipedia suggests that it [...]
Manuel Gatti
Manuel Gatti at Dam Square in Amsterdam. FIN Please write your comments. And use the buttons below to share this post with your social network. Thanks in advance!
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Some photos need to be exhibited at large sizes. Like this one of a man, a tourist, probably, strolling along the second level of the Eiffel Tower in Paris. The iconic buildings of the business centre, La Défense are seen in the background. I like it. It needs some further editing though. I have revised [...]
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If I had even a little talent in music, I’d busk on the streets of Europe five days a week for the rest of my life. I don’t though. I came across this man at Dam Square, the Royal Palace under renovation fills the background. He tapped the fingers of his right hand hard on [...]
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And I found this man working inside a windmill, ‘De Zoeker’ that was built in 1672. His job is to pound the oil out of peanuts etc. Yashica Mat medium format 6×6 camera. Kodak Professional TMAX 100 ISO 120mm film. FIN
Aboard the Chinese Fishing Net at Fort Cochin
“YES – pulling – like that pulling – come! come!” cries the fisherman. It is an invitation to the tourist(s) to hop aboard the Chinese Fishing Net (that) he toils on. And experience the process. Seldom is he turned down. And once on the platform: “This is Chinese technology fishing net – the framework weighs [...]
Over with 35-millimetre film?
‘Digital Monochrome’ has been around for a good three or four years now. Maybe I should switch to it. I enjoy the experience of using film – the 35 minute train journey downtown to Rajubhai’s shop where I purchase the film and then a rickshaw ride to Bandra to get the film processed after I [...]
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In an earlier post, I had introduced you to a fisherman from Goa and a farmer from Maharashtra. Today I have for you a fisherman from Fort Cochin in Kerala. I had photographed him on a trip in the last week of March.
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