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No dia 25 de Maio de 2014 regressei a casa dos meus avós.
De todas as vezes que lá entro, o tempo parece ter parado. As memórias que tenho daqueles espaços continuam lá, como se a pairar sobre a minha cabeça.
A casa deve ter mais de 40 anos e eles, mais de 80.
Fotografei muito. Recordei muito.
Quando o sol desaparecia, subi até à igreja. Deixei-me estar por lá.
Alhandra, 25.05.2014
[série 3]
Does anyone remember this stuff called film? haha.... times have changed. Suport your local businesses and PRINT your images.
Photo from a desert shooting trip.
Shot with a Nikon D300S and a NIKKOR 50mm 1.4D lens.
Any and all constructive criticism is welcome (and encouraged)!
A charter I designed, and painted, and got the name and date put on ready to be handed out. I love it when my art goes full circle. Too bad the sunshade was so blue...
A Blast from the past.... then I see"N" the light. Was surprised this auld machine was still working, battery was still fine, must be 10yrs since I last switched it on.
Sun shining on the Protestants
From Adriaen Pietersz. van de Venne, 1614
At the left are the Protestant north Netherlanders, and at the right the Catholic southerners. Both parties fish for souls in the wide river dividing them. The Protestants’ catch is greater than that of the Catholics. Moreover, at the left the sun is shining and the trees are in leaf. This is a reference to a psalm: the righteous will flourish like a tree bearing fruit, whose leaves never wither.
The saddest part of a walk through an old cemetery is the many children's graves, and the graves of those who barely made it to adulthood.
It's rare in contemporary graveyards thanks to vaccines, improved sanitation and healthcare.
In the newer part of Mt Moriah there were many recent graves of people who died way before their time. A different kind of epidemic...
Mount Moriah Cemetery