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EL PADRE picture (french touch) °8135°

MARIO MARETTI.

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EL PADRE picture (french touch)

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EL PADRE picture .

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Le château de la Tourette a été construit en plusieurs temps : la maison forte à gauche, au XVIe siècle, ou peut-être avant. Le propriétaire, en 1576, était messire Alexandre seigneur de la Tourette. De la fin du XVIe siècle au début du XVIIe , la partie centrale est édifiée. Au XVIIIe , siècle, la partie arrière et la partie droite avec la tour, apparaissent. Durant cette période, la famille Claret de Fleurieu est restée propriétaire pendant cent vingt ans, elle est surtout connue par deux de ses quatre fils Marc Louis Antoine, dit “le botaniste” de la Touette (1729-1793) et Charles Pierre dit “le marin”, chevalier de Fleurieu (1738-1810).

 

En 1801, Louis Bellet de Saint-Trivier de Tavernost est le propriétaire, maire d’Eveux en 1815. D’autres propriétaires vont occuper le château et apporter des modifications. La tour en arrière à gauche a disparu. Sur la partie centrale, la partie haute a été tronquée. Le toit a été rajouté avec apparition de pièces mansardées.

 

En 1883, le comte Murard de Saint-Romain achète le château pour sa fille Gabrielle, mariée à Henri Paul Marie de Chabannes de Vergers, maire d’Eveux de 1897 à 1937. En 1943, la comtesse de Villiers, fille du comte de Chabannes, vend le château à la société immobilière de la Tourette (ordre de Saint-Dominique). De 1956 à 1960, les dominicains font construire le couvent Sainte-Marie de la Tourette, par Charles Édouard Jeanneret, dit Le Corbusier.

 

En 2009, Habitat foncier est propriétaire. La restauration du château conduit à la création d’une petite copropriété de 15 appartements, dans un parc de 7 000 m² , tout près du couvent nommé au patrimoine mondial de l’Unesco.

 

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Yes, yes it is on a German.

Taken with Leica M2 on Ilford Delta 100

Color Study Nr. 243

30x40cm, 280g/m2 Lana_acrylique sur début d'aquarelle râtée!!!!

Color Study Nr. 349

edge of blue

 

This image was taken at MFD, for a life-size magnification of 1:1

 

#MM #MacroMondays #edge #edgeofblue #blue #HMM #eosm2

Leica M2

Kodak Portra 400

Study Nr. 364

Not the best view in Sofia, but I though it was an interesting street for some reason.

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T10 Official Photomode Comp Week 7 Entry.

Stock Shot.

Leica M2, Voigtländer Color-Skopar 35mm 1:2.5, Ilford FP4

 

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Leica M2

Kodak Portra 400

Leica M2

35mm Summicron, 8 element replica (orange filter)

Fomapan 100 in Paranol-S (1:50 @ 68 deg for 8.5 min)

 

-- I shot this both in bright sunlight and then when clouds obscured the sun. Surprisingly, it looked better in the clouded, obscured light. The diffuse light plus orange filter resulted in a more moody look. So brighter not always better!

Color Study Nr. 168

It would have been really hard without Albion and John. Big thanks forever guys. The images are A2 size with an additional 50 mm white border, mounted on 3 mm foam core and locked into un-glazed frames. This was the safest way to freight them and there were no damages, and the easiest way to hang them using the wire system. I would have liked to have gone bigger, but not practical. The smaller size was actually appreciated by everyone for various reasons. Most buyers have ordered prints-only but a couple ordered the framed versions. I'll probably keep all of these for a future show in Queensland. The two Fujifilm X10 images printed up like paintings, very beautiful. The 60D and 6D prints were totally at ease at this size, and very sharp. The two old Canon G10 images were also very sharp, and were the first to sell, which surprised me. Anyway, its a bit quiet now, but I've got plenty of reading material for the final 6 days. Its been a great learning experience - thanks everyone for your words of support.

Leica M2 - Agfa APX 400 - Summicron 35 asph

Leica M2

Kodak Portra 400

Firenze 2022

Leica M2, Zeiss Biogon ZM 35 mm 2.8 - Ilford HP5 320 iso, Perceptol 1+3, 25 min 20°, negative film scan

* YêuPumzVy <3

* O2O3's :'3

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Testing a New Batch of MK35 'Beutler-Type' film Developer this time in my 1965 LEICA M2 + 1989 50mm f2 Summicron rated 50 ASA, 125th @ f9 Outdated EFKE KB40 film - I gave it 9.5 Mins @ 1+5 dilution - neg was SOFT but all the shadow detail was there in a very CONTRASTY SUBJECT the metal bench in Ingrave Road, BRENTWOOD M2 now loaded with EFKE KB14 METERING was with a 1960's British 'Weston Master V' using Incident Light.

It's been that kind of week, so needed some 'Wow' factor.... One of my better efforts...

Study Nr. 225

Taken in August 1978 with Leica M2 on Ilford FP4

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