… the lonesome heads for a night of fishing. (click on picture to enlarge)
Leica M9 with 60mm Hexanon at F1.4, 1/12, ISO800
Dec 272010
Dec 252010
In the middle of the Parana river, lay large islands. Long strips of earth that will surrender to nature once or twice in a decade. Tree tops will remain, the rest will be water. These lands are hostile to the visitor, but you’ll find sometimes here and there, a place to dock and a little house to stay. (click on picture to enlarge)
Leica M9 with 60mm Hexanon at F1.4, 1/1000, ISO200, ND filter
Dec 242010
Dark clouds threatening over the town. Time to rush home, big storm is nearing. (click on picture to enlarge)
Leica M9 with 60mm Hexanon at F1.4, 1/1000, ISO200
Dec 232010
The madness of joyful colors not seen anymore in our lands. The reality of precarious work conditions. (click on picture to enlarge)
Leica M9 with 35mm Summilux Asph at F8, 1/500, ISO200
Dec 222010
All day they walk by the River. In search of a few pigeons to shoot at with their catapults. They say they killed about five this year. And they ate them. (click on picture to enlarge)
Leica M9 with 60mm Hexanon at F1.4, 1/4000, ISO200
Dec 202010
New adventures, new website. I have quite my job and embarked on a 80 weeks trip around the world. After running my photoblog Paris Street Photography for two years, time for a website upgrade. Indeed, www.yanidel.net will provide more flexibility and interactivity to go along this trip. I intend to keep the same routine as my initial blog, that is a picture a day with a text. I will also keep on publishing articles on street photography.
First stop will be Argentina. A long stay of 6 months, in a town lost in the middle of soy fields. Good-bye to the glamour of Paris, hello to the rural life of a tiny town.
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Leica M9 with 60mm Hexanon at F1.4, 1/3000, ISO200