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Flores, Açores
Petite piscine naturelle au pied d’une cascade sur la très mystique île de Flores.
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Flores, Açores
A Ponta Delgada, le village le plus au nord de l’île de Flores. On y trouve des radars, de vieilles antennes, des petits vieux toujours émus par le souvenir de la femme d’un général français qui y commandait, Camille…. Ponta Delgada a accueilli un programme de développement de radars français jusqu’a la fin des années 90.
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Corvo, Açores
Sur la toute petite île de Corvo, un cratère gigantesque d’où descendent des coulées fabuleuses d’hortensias. Un troupeau de vache y gambadait paisiblement, à l’abri des vents.
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Flores, Açores
En regardant bien, on aperçoit un cheval au milieu de la route, qui gardait jalousement l’accès à l’océan…
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Flore, Azores
“‘To sit in the shade on a fine day, and look upon verdure, is the most perfect refreshment.’”
—Jane Austen, Mansfield Park
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Corvo, Azores
Waiting for a ship going to the very tiny island of Corvo in Azores. A container and two alive pigs was the all shipment, just enough to sustain its 400 inhabitants….
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Flores, Azores
Starting a new serie of pictures from our 3 weeks trip in the beautiful and yet very confidential Azores island. I tried a new film camera, a Mamiya 7, which is a 6x7cm medium-format rangefinder camera. It was a lot of new factors to adapt to (weight, format, rangefinder, almost no noise when shooting and films that were not-expired…). Well, here’s what came out of it!
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This was shot on B&W film in the 90’s when I lived in Florida on a now ancient Mamiya RB67 or perhaps a Mamia 6MF. I really don’t recall, and can’t be bothered to find the negative. It was probably shot on Tri-X or T-Max 100 and printed on an Agfa or Ilford Mulitgrade Fiber Base paper. Not sure how many prints I made, but one survived and was scanned at the end of last year.
Sometime in the early 1990’s ?
2018 © Michael Mercado // lost-tokyo.blogspot.com // lost-edo.tumblr.com // www.facebook.com/Lost.Edo。
#Ferns #Florida #B&W #BWNature #BlackAndWhiteNature #Film #Kodak #TriX #TMax #Ilford #Agfa #OriginalPhotography #OriginalPhoto #Mamiya6MF #MamiyaRB67Pro #Mamiya #RB67Pro #MediumFormat #120film #MediumFormat (at Boca Raton, Florida)
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bo-wcpxA_9h/?igshid=fykd568i63j0
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This was shot on B&W film in the 90’s when I lived in Florida on a now ancient Mamiya RB67 or perhaps a Mamia 6MF. I really don’t recall, and can’t be bothered to find the negative. It was probably shot on Tri-X or T-Max 100 and printed on an Agfa or Ilford Mulitgrade Fiber Base paper. Not sure how many prints I made, but one survived and was scanned at the end of last year.
Sometime in the early 1990’s ?
2018 © Michael Mercado // lost-tokyo.blogspot.com // lost-edo.tumblr.com // www.facebook.com/Lost.Edo。
#Ferns #Florida #B&W #BWNature #BlackAndWhiteNature #Film #Kodak #TriX #TMax #Ilford #Agfa #OriginalPhotography #OriginalPhoto #Mamiya6MF #MamiyaRB67Pro #Mamiya #RB67Pro #MediumFormat #120film #MediumFormat (at Boca Raton, Florida)
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bo-wcpxA_9h/?igshid=13unb2y0hncn4
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