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Aug 28 2024 22:09:31
Flyfishing (2024) (Pesca à Linha)
This is actually the second print. The first one was too naturalistic for my taste.
Jun 16 2024 22:43:41
Master in Communication and Multimedia
and this. and some other stuff might happen too.
May 15 2024 15:14:24
Negativo/Positivo
Because it's 2024, there's no reason not to use ubiquitous computing to make contact sheets in real time, not least so as not to waste photo paper - which is expensive. So I spent a weekend making an iOS app that inverts the negative to positive in real time - with the option to save the positive image - thus allowing a pre-selection of the most interesting photos.
Apr 28 2024 13:26:19
And so it begins (re-begins?). After getting the darkroom lab in Lusíada into shape, time to do it on my own studio. These are the first results.
(Travessa dos Algarves, Belém, Lisboa (2024))
Jan 16 2024 23:13:03
(beira baixa - 2007)
now that i stopped being a photography teacher - until they dragged me into it again - i can dedicate myself to photography itself, but in a slightly different way. it's been decided that i'll go back to film and print - 35mm to pick up where i left off, but what i really want to do is 6x7. only in black and white because, curiously, i see better in black and white - i think it's because i'm a nocturnal person. i see more and see better. and no it is not a new year resolution.