Buenos
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...just a bit of historic architecture with focus on geometric lines, texture and depth that caught my eye while in the San Telmo district of Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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i bought these beautiful pencils in Plaza Dorrego, Buenos Aires.
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Fellow member (PeteStreet) took notice of my MUSICAL MAIDEN photo in my portfolio. He wanted to know if I had taken a large pic of the mural while in Buenos Aires. I did—but here I chose to desaturate it, crop it a bit and add a bit of selective color. I’ll dedicate this one to “PeteStreet” since he inspired me to work on it. Thanks, Pete. :)
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Taken in Buenos Aires, Argentina with a Praktica MTL 3
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It’s an old shot (2000) reloaded
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...just another candid I took while waiting at a stop light in Buenos Aires. I love the stories this could unfold. Simply pick one person and imagine what they’re thinking, doing…or “whatever” is going on in their Argentine life.
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Gouache and ink on paper. And…my semi-(in)famous Solo Tango / above Recoleta cemetery in Buenos Aires. Beware the sandals and the lethal triple kick.
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Buenos Aires Port, Argentina Same place, different take: / Visit My Argentina Gallery
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I love this photo for so many reasons. Here I was…a Buenos Aires tourist in the area of Palermo. I saw this elderly couple across the street and wanted to take their pic. Then…suddenly, a Buenos Aires bicyclist pops into my frame as I’m looking into the lens. He was delivering something and seemed to have passed the adress…so he stopped and started to back up. As he turned his head my way I spontaneously shot this one…and I love how it was so random and spontaneous. The wonders of photography when you’re at the right spot at the right time.
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Gouache and ink on paper
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This is picture I took from the window in the house across the street from my place, in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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La Recoleta in the centre of Buenos Aries, is a vast and extraordinary necropolis that has become relevant historical and artistic monuments of the country. Its were the remains of Eva Peron lie. And its just staggeringly beautiful and massive. Its a world class expamle of funeral architecture and has been declared a heritage site. Still using film here. Ifford HP5. Then given its dark sepia cast to intensify the nostalgic and removed qualities in the image.
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A small fragment of a building in downtown Buenos Aries as I strolled aroung the city with a small SLR camera loaded with HP5 B/W film. The colonial influence on the architecture in Buenos Aries is pronouced and very beautiful and and the contrast between that and the vast shanty towns outside the city make it somehow bittersweet. Film just seemed to be the correct answer to this particular place.
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Another striking colonial building in downtown Buenos Aries. Shot with film on a very hot and bright cloudless morning. I’ve left it deliberately stark to accentuate the form and graceful lines of this beautiful building. I’ve rendered as a dark sepia to indicate a sense of the timewarp sensation I had while wandering the streets of this faded belle of a city.
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Gouache and ink on paper
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Gouache and ink on paper
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Gouache and ink on paper
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Another in my series of images shot in beautiful Buenos Aries. This image is fully digital and was shot with my Olympus E 300 while driving by in a taxi at some speed very late on the evening of Christmas Day. I flew from Sydney at around midday on the 25th of Dec and arrived 20 or so hours later at around 4pm on the 25th of Dec. Which I thought was pretty neat. Anyway after checking in I went out and stolled about and got some dinner at a little pavement cafe and watched all the beautiful people strolling by. Then I got a taxi to just drive me around while I shot some random things out of the window. Wonderful experience. Also I don’t want you all to think that I have an aversion to digital capture. I love digital. And I love analouge. Actually I just really really love cameras in all their splendid variety. Little light tight boxes of magic that they are. But for today its full colour digital all the way.
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I was inspired at the work by this artist in Buenos Aires. He didn’t seem to be selling up a storm, but it was wonderful to see the vigor he seemed to have as he was drawing. :)
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The Colegio Nacional de Buenos Aires is a public high school in Buenos Aires, Argentina. In the tradition of the European gymnasium it provides a free, rigorous, multi-disciplinary education that includes classical languages such as Latin and Greek. The school is one of the most prestigious in Argentina. Many well known personalities, including two Nobel laureates, four Presidents of Argentina and a four-time Grammy awardee and six-time Oscar nominee have studied there. / The school offers a wide variety of activities and resources for the students, including a fully-equipped astronomy observatory, a swimming pool, a cinema, a sports campus with soccer, football, rugby, handball, volleyball and basketball courts. Many free classes are available such as astronomy, photography, languages, sailing, and martial arts. The sailing team is especially important, as it has won most of the local competitions. / Some of the most recognizable features of the French neo-classical building (pursuant to a project of the French architect Norbert Maillart), include the two symmetric white marble main staircases, the water fountain in one of the courtyards, the ornately-decorated assembly hall and its organ; and the Colonial-era tunnels that are accessible from the basement, notably from a hidden entrance behind the projection-screen area in the film auditorium. School official webpage Visit My Argentina Gallery
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