Shops
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Red Curtains
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Santino’s Photo& Video at Broadway
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Generations – II
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Relax At The Rapallo’s Marina
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The Chess Players’ Summer Nest
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Waiting For A Customer To Come
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God of the Sea or Restaurant Banner?
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Mulberry Street, When Benito II Was Still There…
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The Spanish Sense of Flesh – 2
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Nightlife in Bruxelles
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The Spanish Sense of Flesh – 1
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Though Choice
It doesn’t take much to make your day happy.
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Square Three
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Poetry Still Survives
Blessed be the city, where somebody can earn his day, by selling poetry.
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A Great Marketing Stunt
Until June 1998 the Italian telephone system didn’t require to dial-in a prefix to place a local call, but this banner still lasts as nothing have changed. A great way to tell people that “we were there before…”
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The Hamlet’s Dilemma
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The New Church
In the XXIth Century, a new church grows, to satisfy old needs.
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Urban Totem
Once upon a time, a totem helped the soul to get in touch with gods. Nowadays it helps the stomach to be fed.
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Red Wine Makes Good Blood…
When it comes to food, Italians aren’t short of reasons to sit and eat!
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A Fujifilm X-E1 Annoyance
The X-E1 is a good camera, though has some annoyances that make it less handy for Street Photography. Contrary to Leica, (some) Zeiss or (some) Nikon lenses, zone-focusing is not set on the lens barrel. You must do it either through the viewfinder or the LCD, and this makes problematic the switch from one technique to another. Same is true for aperture settings. Operating the camera one-handed, happened twice to me, led to a change of the image quality settings from RAW to Jpg. Unfortunately I wasn’t aware while shooting and I’ve wasted half a day in Barcelona getting inferior quality pictures.
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Quality Check
Books are maybe the only good you can actually try before you buy. p.s. ETTR is harder than I thought without liveview or an EVF…
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Late for Lunch
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Breakfast at Rue Brisemiche
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Mid-Morning Break at Place Jourdan
