Analog notes [ENG-PT]

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As I've said in previous posts, I like to highlight my analog photographs in this way, simulating a frame with a passpartout.

This series, with the exception of the first image, represents street photos that I publish in this community that is very dear to me. For me, analog photography will be increasingly valuable.

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👇🇵🇹 VERSÃO PORTUGUESA 🇧🇷👇

! [Versão Portuguesa]

Apontamentos analógicos

Tal como tenho vindo a informar nas anteriores publicações gosto de destacar as minhas fotografias analógicas desta forma, simulando uma moldura com passpartout.

Esta série, excluindo a primeira imagem, representam apontamentos de rua que vou publicando nesta comunidade que me é muito querida. Pois, para mim, a fotografia analógica terá cada vez mais valor.



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I absolutely love the guitar case <3 beautiful work!

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Thank you so much for your appreciation.

That case is of a typica guitar of Coimbra Fado.

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oh wow! It looks a lot like mine, made by Ibanez,, but thank you for the info! I looked it up and found out that it is a legendary Portuguese guitar. I am not surprised of the origin though as I recognized the word Coimbra from the BEST bakery from my childhood in cape town that was owned by a Portuguese family. In fact, I think it still is. It's one of the most well-known and reputable bakeries in the country. My other was a single mom raising two daughters and they were so kind to us as children. They knew we were hungry. They used to take my mom's pay check and take it to the bank for her as she had no transport into town. I can still smell the memories of that place <3

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Yes, there is a large community of Portuguese emigrants in South Africa.