Street photographs and first grandson
Photographs taken with a Rolleiflex 2.8C, Xenotar 2.8/80, T Max 400, Rodinal 1+25 (click on thumbnails for full size view. All copyrights reserved)
Some fishers use this pier for fishing 
These columns were made by indians circa 1700 under jesuits direction
New buildings
Posadas city downtown street
Benches
Ian, my first grandson, 1 month year old
Alina and her son
Southern customs, people and landscapes in B&W
Customs and landscapes in B&W
The
pampas plains are a suitable site to cattle growth and the
asado (barbecued cow meat) became a tradition for families, friends or any social meeting that adopted this
gaucho custom; a good red wine from the Andes Mountains area is the best companion for the
asado, my brother is an excellent barbecued meat cook
.The photographs were taken with a Rolleiflex 3.5F Planar 3.5/75 lens, Kodak T-Max ISO 400 B&W film developed in Rodianl 1+25 at 20ºC. (Click on thumbnails)
After the
asado my daughter Norita plays with a puppy.
These two photographs were taken with the
Rollei sky graduated filter, it's a glass with two rectangular halves, one of them is yellow and works like a yellow filter, you can slide the glass along the filter holder fitted in the lens hood to choose the area for the yellow and transparent portion; the advantage is that you needn't to modify the exposure because the no sky area is within the glass transparent part, however this filter is a bit uncomfortable to use and suitable for wide landscapes with sky only.
Trees in Posadas city
These columns were made by indians circa 1700 under jesuits direction
New buildings
Benches
Ian, my first grandson, 1 month year old
Alina and her son
