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At the end of our stay in Karatu, we discovered, amazed and fascinated, the Ngorongoro crater, a real Eden on earth, a paradise for wild animals. Only the Maasai have the right to cross the crater, any other sustainable human activity is prohibited there, with the exception of the hundreds of cars which unfortunately transport Western tourists every day. At night, the crater is closed. We were amazed, despite a feeling of guilt to participate in something not very recommended all the same...
I took pictures of it in Menton, on November 2nd... In the middle of the day, with a generous sun, here is the penultimate album of the city of lemons. With one of my favorite films, a CineStill 50 Daylight.
On December 21, I went to work with one of my colleagues. Since the weather was splendid, we took a short trip to Charlieu, which allowed me to discover this charming little town, which I didn't know at all. I took the opportunity to take out my #Naïad lens, and I shot with #Lomochrome #Metropolis.
In April, we returned as a family to Poland, after my trip which had a profound effect on me in April 2019. On the program, Krakow (where I had the immense hope of finding @tomczykd), Warsaw, but also the unavoidable stage of the Auschwitz camp. Here, third album of the "back in Poland". Some shots taken on our last day in Warsaw, with my #Minolta FM3a and #Yodica #Pegasus 400 film, and my #Neptune #Naïad #artlens.
At the end of our stay in Karatu, we discovered, amazed and fascinated, the Ngorongoro crater, a real Eden on earth, a paradise for wild animals. Only the Maasai have the right to cross the crater, any other sustainable human activity is prohibited there, with the exception of the hundreds of cars which unfortunately transport Western tourists every day. At night, the crater is closed. We were amazed, despite a feeling of guilt to participate in something not very recommended all the same...
At the end of our stay in Karatu, we discovered, amazed and fascinated, the Ngorongoro crater, a real Eden on earth, a paradise for wild animals. Only the Maasai have the right to cross the crater, any other sustainable human activity is prohibited there, with the exception of the hundreds of cars which unfortunately transport Western tourists every day. At night, the crater is closed. We were amazed, despite a feeling of guilt to participate in something not very recommended all the same...
At the end of our stay in Karatu, we discovered, amazed and fascinated, the Ngorongoro crater, a real Eden on earth, a paradise for wild animals. Only the Maasai have the right to cross the crater, any other sustainable human activity is prohibited there, with the exception of the hundreds of cars which unfortunately transport Western tourists every day. At night, the crater is closed. We were amazed, despite a feeling of guilt to participate in something not very recommended all the same...
Here's the second part. Other camera, other film... Lockdown is now back in France since friday, but this summer, the hope was to come back to the ancient times, with normal life. Like spending a family walk on the beach. We did it last august, on the beach of Hourtin Océan. It was so nice...
At the end of our stay in Karatu, we discovered, amazed and fascinated, the Ngorongoro crater, a real Eden on earth, a paradise for wild animals. Only the Maasai have the right to cross the crater, any other sustainable human activity is prohibited there, with the exception of the hundreds of cars which unfortunately transport Western tourists every day. At night, the crater is closed. We were amazed, despite a feeling of guilt to participate in something not very recommended all the same...
At the end of our stay in Karatu, we discovered, amazed and fascinated, the Ngorongoro crater, a real Eden on earth, a paradise for wild animals. Only the Maasai have the right to cross the crater, any other sustainable human activity is prohibited there, with the exception of the hundreds of cars which unfortunately transport Western tourists every day. At night, the crater is closed. We were amazed, despite a feeling of guilt to participate in something not very recommended all the same...
Essas são as fotos do meu primeiro rolo com um filme vencido em 2006. A maioria das fotos foram perdidas por não usar o flash em condições internas ou nubladas, foram meus primeiros erros analógicos com point and shoot e espero que sejam os últimos.
