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When I decided to travel to Rio, I was pretty much decided I was shoot some redscale stuff. Said and done, fortunately. And also fortunately, for the first time, my Holga light leaked, giving me some pretty pleasant surprises. I also think that it might have been some error when the lab was processing the film, given the odd color tones in some photos and a clear break in tones on a specific one. I really liked the results, redscale film seem to be a perfect match for this scenario. And these are my first home scanned photos, on my new Epson Perfection V600. Good machine!
The city of Triunfo is one of the oldest cities in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, having some interesting buildings dating from de 18th century, which includes the town's church. It was a quiet, almost eerie (if sunny) Sunday when I shot this photos, and I think this atmosphere defines the zeitgeist of this place. The boat ride, that cruises the Jacuí river that separates Triunfo from São Jerônimo, from where I departed, is also a nice touch to this walkabout.
The city of Triunfo is one of the oldest cities in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, having some interesting buildings dating from de 18th century, which includes the town's church. It was a quiet, almost eerie (if sunny) Sunday when I shot this photos, and I think this atmosphere defines the zeitgeist of this place. The boat ride, that cruises the Jacuí river that separates Triunfo from São Jerônimo, from where I departed, is also a nice touch to this walkabout.
The city of Triunfo is one of the oldest cities in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, having some interesting buildings dating from de 18th century, which includes the town's church. It was a quiet, almost eerie (if sunny) Sunday when I shot this photos, and I think this atmosphere defines the zeitgeist of this place. The boat ride, that cruises the Jacuí river that separates Triunfo from São Jerônimo, from where I departed, is also a nice touch to this walkabout.
The city of Triunfo is one of the oldest cities in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, having some interesting buildings dating from de 18th century, which includes the town's church. It was a quiet, almost eerie (if sunny) Sunday when I shot this photos, and I think this atmosphere defines the zeitgeist of this place. The boat ride, that cruises the Jacuí river that separates Triunfo from São Jerônimo, from where I departed, is also a nice touch to this walkabout.
The city of Triunfo is one of the oldest cities in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, having some interesting buildings dating from de 18th century, which includes the town's church. It was a quiet, almost eerie (if sunny) Sunday when I shot this photos, and I think this atmosphere defines the zeitgeist of this place. The boat ride, that cruises the Jacuí river that separates Triunfo from São Jerônimo, from where I departed, is also a nice touch to this walkabout.
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I think the double exposed statue complements the tower well. This photo is also special to me, because it won me a Sprocket Rocket through the Manchester Gallery Store!
