In the afternoon the previous photo was taken, I’ve took three more photos: one from the Sé cathedral and two more of the chestnut’s lady. I don’t know why, but the film didn’t rolled… so the result was this multiple exposed frame. Fortunately I didn’t miss the other one! This expectation is the magic of film =)
Braga, 06.03.2010
Camera: Canon AE-1
Lens: Canon 50mm f/1.8 1/250
Film: Ilford HP5+ 400 ASA
The last time I went out to shoot braga on my little 35mm film, what I really wanted was this photo, but I had no courage. This time, with a b&w film with manual develop I said to me that I needed to take the photo that I wanted! And I asked this sympathetic women to take the photo. It was nice when she (proudly) said to me “of course you can! This week I’ve already taken a photo to the newspaper too.” :) Her friend you say on the other photo was with her again on this moment, talking for hours and hours! Everytime I passed, there they were talking and talking…
I’m going to offer her this photo =)
P.S: of course I had to buy a dozen of chestnuts, but it is always a pleasure to walk on this city with a hot wrapped newspaper full of chestnuts!
Braga, 06.03.2010
Camera: Canon AE-1
Lens: Canon 50mm f/1.8 @ f/1.8, 1/250
Film: Ilford HP5+ 400 ASA
I hate vertical photos! But this time I had to publish this one. I like it.
A personal nice detail about this photo: I remember my dear friend and piano teacher, Elisa Lessa, always telling not to use the watch when playing. When arriving to the lesson, the first thing I’d do was taking off my watch :) That’s why I always react when I see someone playing with it weared. And on this photo Henrique [right hands] and Nuno [left hands] were both wearing a watch :p
I miss those piano lessons… :(
PP: Mikey BnW Film Presets [Ilford Delta 400] + little exposure adjustments
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